By Suleman Chitera

BOTHELL, WASHINGTON — CTS Courier and CTS Funeral Services Chief Executive Officer Jacqueline Bokosi has married United States financial advisor Ken Kilmer in a civil wedding ceremony held at the Bothell Courthouse in Washington State, officially marking the beginning of their life together as husband and wife.

The ceremony, officiated by Judge Langbehn on Saturday, brought together close family members and friends in a joyous celebration that united two families from Malawi and the United States.

Confirming the marriage, CTS Courier and CTS Funeral Services Public Relations Officer Mike Kalumbi said Bokosi was overwhelmed with joy following the ceremony and expressed profound appreciation to everyone who had stood by the couple throughout their journey.CTS Courier MD Urges President-Elect Peter Mutharika to Empower Women and Youth

“I can confirm that the Chief Executive Officer of CTS Courier and CTS Funeral Services, Jacqueline Bokosi, has officially married her partner, Ken Kilmer. I spoke with her after the ceremony, and she expressed her happiness and gratitude to both families and friends for their unwavering support. She also extended her heartfelt appreciation to her husband, Ken Kilmer, for his love and for keeping the promises he made to her,” Kalumbi said.

He added that the union has received the blessings and full support of both the Bokosi and Msiska families, who have welcomed the marriage and wished the newlyweds every success as they begin their new chapter together.

Bokosi is one of Malawi’s best-known entrepreneurs, having built CTS Courier and CTS Funeral Services into respected brands through years of business leadership and innovation. Her influence in the country’s private sector has earned her recognition as one of the country’s leading business executives.How Social Media Is Creating Malawi’s New Millionaires

Her husband, Ken Kilmer, is an accomplished financial professional based in the United States, where he serves as First Vice President and Financial Advisor in the Wealth Management division at the Royal Bank of Canada. He has built an extensive career advising clients on investment and wealth management strategies.

News of the wedding has been met with warm congratulations from business leaders, friends and well-wishers in both Malawi and the United States, many describing the occasion as a celebration of love, commitment and family.

The couple’s civil marriage in Bothell officially seals their union, as they begin a new journey together with the support of their families and loved ones.Father Superior Urges Catholic Men to Take Active Role in Church Activities