marylandonlinenews.com
Human Interest

AITB Deputy Director Alphonso Paye Korto Sr. Consoles Wilfred Seigan Following Mother’s Death

GBEDIN, Nimba County — Deputy Director for Administration at the AITB, Alphonso Paye Korto Sr., has joined family members, friends, and sympathizers in Gbedin to extend condolences to his brother, Wilfred Seigan, following the passing of his mother.

Korto Sr. made the visit to offer emotional support and solidarity to the bereaved family as they go through the difficult period of mourning and preparing to lay their loved one to rest.

Speaking during his visit, Korto Sr. said his presence in Gbedin was intended to stand with Seigan and his family at a time of sorrow.

“I am here in Gbedin to sympathize with my brother, Wilfred Seigan, for the passing of his mother,” Korto Sr. stated.

He expressed sympathy to the immediate family and prayed for strength, comfort, and unity as they cope with the loss.

Korto Sr. emphasized the importance of standing with loved ones during difficult moments, noting that grief is a challenging experience that requires the support and presence of family, friends, and well-wishers.

The visit by the AITB Deputy Director forms part of the broader expressions of sympathy being extended to the Seigan family following the death of their mother.

Family members, friends, and well-wishers have continued to gather in Gbedin to mourn the deceased and offer support to the bereaved family during this period of grief.

Related posts

Liberia Moves to Strengthen Protection for Witnesses, Whistleblowers and Victims‎

Maryland Online News

Dr. E.O. Kingsley Offers Thanksgiving Prayer as Liberia Marks 179th Independence Anniversary

Maryland Online News

Sagacious Gbanwulue Apologizes for Remarks Misinterpreted as Criticism of Sapo Tribe

Maryland Online News

Leave a Comment