Charline Ruto, the daughter of the President of the Republic of Kenya, His Excellency William Ruto, has taken to her social media platforms to mourn the passing of her close friend, Sheldon Avedi.
In an emotional tribute, Charline expressed deep sorrow over the untimely death of the young creative who had been part of her team.
“We are deeply saddened by the passing of Sheldon Avedi,” she wrote.
She described him as a dedicated and dependable young man who worked tirelessly behind the scenes.
According to Charline, Sheldon played a key role in bringing many of their ideas and concepts to life.
She noted that his creativity and skill helped shape several projects that the team proudly shared with the public.
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Though he largely remained out of the limelight, she emphasized that his work spoke volumes.
Charline eulogized him as a person who was always determined to achieve great things within the team.
She highlighted his quiet commitment and unwavering dedication to excellence.
Friends and followers flooded her post with messages of condolence and support.
She further stated that his legacy would continue to live on through the projects he passionately worked on.
“Your work lives on,” she added.
Charline also extended heartfelt condolences to Sheldon’s family and loved ones during this difficult time.
She concluded her tribute with a simple but powerful message: “Rest in peace.”
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