Gogrial Community in Alberta, Canada: Condolences to the Family of Hon. Martin Majut Yak

Wednesday, April 22, 2020 (PW) — On behalf of my family and on behalf of all the people of Gogrial community in Alberta Canada, I would like to express my deepest condolences for tragic loss of our brother, father, husband, son, uncle and indeed colleague Hon: Martin Majutdit.

To the entire family of uncle Martin, Apuk Giir Thiik community and the people of Gogrial, I’m sorry for this lose and I know those words are inadequate, but I am truly sorry for what you are experiencing right now. We as a Gogrial community in Alberta Canada, we are wishing you peace and strength during this difficult time.

I cannot take away your pain, but I can listen if you’d like to talk about it. Although no words can really help to ease our loss, as Gogrial people, but all I can say is that you are in our thoughts and prayers.

I had known Martin for the most of my entire life. He is an Icon of civil services to our country not only our country South Sudan, but also he had served in multiple administrations as an administrator in old Sudan when the country was one.

My deepest sympathy, may our brother rest in peace, God blesses!

Thanks

Yours truly;

Peter Yel Kuac, President

Gogrial Community Association in Alberta, Canada

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