The body of conservative activist Charlie Kirk was flown to Arizona on Air Force Two after his tragic death at Utah Valley University.

Vice President JD Vance, a close friend, honored Kirk in an emotional tribute, calling him kind, generous,

and devoted to family and faith. He recalled Kirk’s political and personal support, as well as his ability to inspire others.

When the plane landed in Phoenix, Second Lady Usha Vance was seen holding hands with Kirk’s widow, offering comfort

in a quiet moment of solidarity. Also on board were Kirk’s parents and the couple’s two young children,

who witnessed his somber return home. National Guard members carried the mahogany coffin, underscoring the gravity of the occasion.

Kirk’s widow clutched a rosary and briefly waved to supporters from a vehicle, a gesture of faith and resilience.

Turning Point USA contributor Jack Posobiec praised her strength, noting the couple’s shared devotion

to living their faith. Married in 2021 after her Miss Arizona win in 2012, she and Kirk built a family together.

President Donald Trump expressed condolences to Kirk’s widow and confirmed he will posthumously

award Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The funeral is scheduled for next week.