Bungoma County Governor Kenneth Lusaka has announced the death of Mildred Nafula Nelima, a valued member of his office staff who also served closely with the Bungoma County First Lady.
In a formal statement, Governor Lusaka revealed that Mildred succumbed to breast cancer after a courageous and dignified fight against the illness. He praised her resilience, faith, and grace throughout her battle.
Tribute to a Dedicated Public Servant
The governor highlighted Mildred's commitment and warm character, noting the positive impact she had on colleagues and everyone she interacted with during her service.
- Recognized for her unwavering dedication to duty
- Remembered for her warmth and professionalism
- Left a lasting impression on the Bungoma county office
Governor Lusaka expressed deep sorrow over her loss and extended condolences to her family and coworkers. He offered comfort by quoting Psalm 34:18: "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit."
Final Farewell
In closing, Lusaka prayed for Mildred’s eternal rest and strength for those mourning her passing. He said, "Fare thee well, Mildred. Your service and your courage will not be forgotten."
Breast cancer remains one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths among women in Kenya, underscoring the ongoing public health challenge.
