Caroline Okpalakunne passes on

Mrs. Caroline Nwanyioye Okpalakunne, (Nne Onyemelukwe) is dead. She died on 1st August,
2018 at the age of 87 after a brief illness.She has since been buried on October 19, 2019 at her home Town, Umudim, Umueze, Uga, Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra state.
According to a release signed by the eldest son, Mr. Appolos Okpala, there was a Christian wake keep at her compound on Thursday, October, 18, 2018 by 6.pm.


The release also stated that her body left the mortuary by 7.am on Friday October, 201 9 for lying in state at her residence followed
by burial service and internment at her residence, Okpalakunne’s compound, Umueze, Umuibeka Uga.


 Late Mrs Okpalakunne
 Also, there was an outing church service on October, 21st, 2018 at St. James Anglican Church, Uga.
Late Mrs Okpalakunne is survived by four children and many grand children among whom is
Gilbert Okpalakunne, Director, Lagos State Ministry of Education.

Mrs. Okpalakunne was a pious Christian, humanitarian and an industrious woman.

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