Kenyan Man Weeps after Sisters in US Send Gift, Money Bouquet for Raising Them after Parents Died
- A Kenyan man and his family have touched many people online after their sisters, who are in the US, thanked him for being their 'father' after their dad passed away
- In an emotional message sent in a huge card, the sisters also shared how their brother made sacrifices even when he was away on missions
- Their sentiments were echoed by a netizen identified as Jepkorir-Korir, who said the wife is such an angel because it is not easy to get a woman who supports one's brothers and sisters
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A Kenyan man is overwhelmed by emotions after his sisters in the US sent him a sweet gift, a money bouquet, and a huge card with some of the most emotional words a brother has ever heard.
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The card was brought to the man and his wife by Koros, who normally surprises people on behalf of loved ones who want them to have a beautiful day as well as during major and minor celebrations.
"When we went to visit him, the loving brother was very much surprised but so touched with the gesture of his sisters," Kostros told TUKO.co.ke.
"He cried; I was almost shedding tears reading this card to him," he added.
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What did US-based Kenyan sisters tell brother?
As Koros read the card, it emerged that the family had lost their dad, and the firstborn took up the mantle of taking care of them.
"When dad left this world, everything became heavy, but you became a father when you were still a brother and always ensured that we were not alone. You never asked for thanks, but this time but today I want you to hear it loudly, thanks," said the tow sisters.
"When we remembered how much you sacrificed for us, you held us when we felt we couldn't stand and how much you struggled for us. We will do more; we will honour you the way you deserve. You are our rock, hero; you didn't just hold us, but you held us all together," they added.
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Why did US-based Kenyan sisters respect brother's wife?
Their sentiments were echoed by a netizen identified as Jepkorir-Korir, who said the wife is such an angel because it is not easy to get a wie who supports one's brothers and sisters.
"When your child was at risk of being sent away for school fees, you told your wife that you will pay or us first," said the sisters.
The man was too emotional to say much after the card and could only manage to say a few words of thanks. He promised to thank his sisters at another time.
How did Kenyans react to the man's story?
@Miss Jebet 💃🌹:
"Woow not me rolling tears 😭... congratulations to them ....it take a lot for a brother to do search ❤️❤️❤️you have to go meet my brother soon yoooh tht guy amefanya mob tukue Mahali tuko 🙏🙏🙏."
Rozzy:
"Congratulations to those sisters, most siblings despise after you support them and they become successful, God bless them for them for you."
jael 😘😘😘😘:
"Why am I cutting onion's...It is good to say thank you it's good to be greatful to whoever gave you a shoulder may you never lack."
nanciecheps
"Another day to cry with the stranger ooh God locate our parents with such love 😥👌💯👏👏🤲🛐."
Kalequeen😘:
"Crying with strangers this morning 😢😢😍😍😂 God bless the sisters 🙏 na to the bro wuueh you deserve this n more ❤️."
Kisumu siblings buy dad swanky car
In another story, Fredrick Odhiambo led his siblings in giving their parents, Ruth and Dan Were, a gorgeous car in a heartwarming ceremony.
The siblings purchased a KSh 1.2 million Toyota Succeed as a retirement gift for their 74-year-old father and praised him for raising them with love and dedication.
The event, which was held at Dan’s home in Kisumu county, warmed many hearts as netizens applauded Odhiambo and his siblings.
In an interview with TUKO.co.ke, Odhiambo, who is a Nairobi-based businessman, shared about the decision to gift their father the new car..
Source: TUKO.co.ke
