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The Kenyan community in Australia is mourning the sudden demise of Alphonce Kimurgor Korir, fondly known as Kimkor. Kimkor had lived in Australia for five years before his demise. The late Kimkor, a beloved son of David and Christine Melly of Eldoret, tragically passed away on November 27 in Dandenong.
How long had Kimkor been in Australia? According to preliminary police reports, the incident occurred in his car, though further details are still awaited. A family member told TUKO.co.ke that they are exercising patience as they await more information from the authorities.
“He had been abroad for five years. Started as a student at Catholic University in Melbourne but he graduated and started working,” the family member explained.
Kimkor was well-known for his warm personality and selfless spirit, which endeared him to friends and the broader Kenyan community in Melbourne. Friends, family eulogise Kimkor
He leaves behind cherished memories and a legacy of kindness that will continue to inspire those who knew him. Kimkor’s demise has left his family deeply shaken, and they are appealing for prayers and support during this trying time.
Friends and family are gathering daily at Debra’s residence in Mount Waverley to provide solace and plan for his memorial arrangements. Kimko’s passing is a significant loss to his family and the Kenyan diaspora in Australia, where he was known for his unwavering support for others.
by Hillary Lisimba
