Beatrice Elachi's Son's grave filled with water as he is burried amid heavy downpour.
Despite the relentless rain, mourners, including MP Sylvanus Osoro, gathered in large numbers to pay their last respects. With unwavering determination, they braved the storm, carrying the casket to its final resting place. The tiled grave, partially filled with rainwater, stood The heavens opened shortly before Beatrice Elachis son was buried in Kajiado county.
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. 🙏🏾
Among those who braved the rain to honor the departed was MP Sylvanus Osoro, alongside close family, friends, and other dignitaries. The grief-stricken but determined mourners carefully carried the casket to its final resting place—a tiled grave, where water had already pooled due to the relentless rain.
Despite the somber mood, there was a sense of spiritual significance in the air. Many saw the downpour as a symbolic cleansing, a heavenly embrace for the young soul departing this world. The moment was a mixture of tears, prayers, and reflections as the community bid farewell to Elvis, finding comfort in the belief that his spirit would live on.
The heavens opened shortly before Beatrice Elachis son was buried in Kajiado county.
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