Caroline Mutoko Remembers Omo Pick A Box Legend Regina Kalombe In Moving Tribute

• Renowned media personality Caroline Mutoko wrote a touching message to her late sister, Regina Kalombe Mutoko
• The former TV host sadly passed away a decade ago, but her sibling recalled the lovely times they shared
• Several social media users also flocked to the comment section to pen encouraging messages to Caroline

Media personality Caroline Mutoko has penned a heart-moving post in remembrance of her lovely sister.

Mutoko noted that Regina Kalombe Mutoko, the former Omo Pick a Box TV show host, had died a decade ago.

The game aired on television in the late 1990s, and several Kenyans won awards in the fun-thrilled show.

"It's been ten years, yet your memory remains as vivid and profound as yesterday. Time may have passed, but your absence's void has never been filled. The love, the laughter, and the moments we shared still echo in my heart. You left an indelible mark on all of us, a reminder that life is fragile, but love is eternal," Caroline shared.

Caroline Mutoko honours sister's spirit

The grieving Caroline shared a lovely photo of the bubbly soul capturing her sunrise and sunset dates.

She said her sibling was still remembered despite not being present with them through conversations and thoughts.

"Today, we honour your spirit, your love, and the beautiful person you were. Ten years may have passed, but your legacy will last a lifetime. Forever in our hearts," she said.

Kenyans console Caroline Mutoko after emotional post

Many social media users flocked to her comment section as they also penned moving messages.

FRED Obachi Machokaa OGW:

"May she continue to rest in perfect peace. And may the time you shared continue to comfort you all."

Kui Koinange:

"Sending you hugs. May the beautiful memories you shared live on to offer fond smiles always."

Doris Nyamila:

"Money or the box.

"Eternal rest grant unto her, oh Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her. May she rest in perfect peace. Shine your way, Reggie."

Stella Mulisa:

"Eternal rest grant unto her, Oh Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her. May she rest in peace. Amen."

Nairobi lawyer celebrates father

In another story, Debra Ajwang lost her father years ago, but he left her with many reasons to be thankful.

Ajwang believed his push for her to stand out made her the lawyer she was.

She told TUKO.co.ke that the most significant lesson he taught her was that if one kept trying, that was good enough.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke

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