RFH Director Dr Maxwell Okoth will cater for the education of Danny Mile's daughter

In the midst of grief and uncertainty, Danny Miles's wish for his daughter's education has been granted by a kind-hearted stranger.

The 24-year-old father had written an appeal to Safaricom, hoping to secure a future for his three-year-old daughter Britney Dova after he passed away.

RFH Healthcare Director Dr Maxwell Okoth has however stepped forward to offer his support to the family as a way of honouring Danny's wish.

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Dr Okoth announced that he would sponsor Britney's education, regardless of the level she wishes to reach.

He also promised to employ Danny's widow, ensuring that she would have a sustainable source of income in her husband's absence.

This act of kindness has brought a glimmer of hope to Danny's family during a difficult time. While the loss of a loved one is never easy, the knowledge that his daughter will have a bright future ahead of her is a comfort to them all.

Dr Okoth's generosity is a reminder of the impact that one person can have on another's life.

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Danny's last message before he died

Danny Miles made headlines in January when he wrote to Safaricom requesting their although it is not clear if the communications company reached him before his demise.

"Helloo Safaricom, I am Maurice ochieng known as Danny Miles. I am from Muhoroni Town. In March last year, I was diagnosed with cancer and soft tissue sarcoma. It's eating me up for sure. Day by day I am feeling.

"I had been saving so that I take my small family on a vacation but I have been drained. I can't. I am living with the help of friends. My young daughter Britney Dova is still young she has not started school yet. I was planning but I am sorry I have failed as a dad," posted Miles.