Kenya’s First Daughter, Charlene Ruto, has announced the death of Sheldon Avedi, a young creative who worked closely with her initiatives, describing his passing as a profound personal and professional loss.
Charlene shared the news through her Instagram stories, posting a funeral announcement alongside a heartfelt tribute that highlighted Avedi’s contribution to her work, particularly through The Young People’s Network International. Her message reflected both grief and appreciation for his behind-the-scenes efforts.
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“We are deeply saddened by the passing of Sheldon Avedi,” she wrote. “He supported us behind the scenes, bringing many of our concepts to life through his creativity and skill. We will always remember you through the work, dedication, and quiet commitment you left behind.”
She described him as a talented and dependable young man whose work and dedication made a lasting impact on the projects he supported. Charlene also extended condolences to his family and loved ones, emphasizing that his legacy would live on through the creative contributions he made.
Alongside the tribute, she shared a video from a previous event in which Avedi spoke about his personal journey. In the clip, he reflected on humble beginnings, including working as a cleaner, while nurturing his creative ambitions, a story that resonated with many who followed his work.
The announcement prompted an outpouring of sympathy across social media, with many Kenyans expressing condolences and honouring Avedi’s life. Messages described him as a promising young talent whose dedication and spirit touched those around him.
Avedi’s death has left a noticeable void among those who collaborated with him, particularly within youth-focused initiatives where his creative input helped bring ideas to life. His colleagues and supporters say his work and quiet commitment will remain part of the legacy he helped build.



