Drama

‘ ‘ ‘  Lillian Coleman, a young, caring home-maker was In her kitchen baking and preparing dishes her family would remember their lives long. The aroma of baking bread in her oven spread far. As practical a mother as Lillian was, she was also responsive to spiritual needs. ‘œJust as the body requires care,’ she would say, ‘œthe spirit can know hunger and thirst, too and longs for expression and understanding.’ ‘ ‘ ‘  The house was now quiet from those loud and happy noises that seemed to follow her eldest son, Richard, aged seven wherever he went. He and his two sisters had been taken to school by her husband, Raymond who worked in Nairobi. ‘ ‘ ‘  Lillian, suddenly startled by a knocking at …