As noted in the communication lines below,my condolences to the bereaved
families and his soul will rest in eternal peace.I didn't know the late retired
Bishop Lt.Dr.Drati was a soldier or served as a member of the army !!
Milton
From: westnilenet-requ...@kym.net westnilenet-requ...@kym.net
Lets check facts before writing them. He served in the Prisons service not
army before starting his training as a Pastor!
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That is right but there is no rank in the prisons service known as Lt as it was
written but thanks for the facts-Lt is a military rank in the army !
From: Ezama Ruffino ezama.ruff...@gmail.com
To: anguyo milton angu...@yahoo.com; A Virtual Network for friends
Thanks Fr. Ruffino, for clearing this unsubstantiated assumptions without
any proper inquiry and yelling it to everyone on the internet. Whoever must
have said he was a Lt. in the army must have been confused. His late
brother who was in the Airforce was a Lt not even the the army as
purported. I
Thank you Vasco for the re-clarification.
Milton
From: Vasco Oguzua vogu...@gmail.com
To: anguyo milton angu...@yahoo.com; A Virtual Network for friends of West
Nile westnilenet@kym.net
Sent: Monday, December 19, 2011 12:44 AM
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet]
Milton, Vasco, Ruffino, et al,
It would have been simple to seek clarification from Mr. Acidri David Onzima,
the source of the title Lt. My undertanding is that Mr. Acidri used Lt. as
a short form of Late, a prefix normally used to refer to deceased persons.
I agree with Ruffino, Late Rt.
