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Stephanie Ndlovu pays heartfelt tribute to her late father

South African actress and media personality Stephanie Ndlovu has shared her grief over the loss of her father, whom she described as a “beacon of light and hope” in the community. Reflecting on her father’s impact, she expressed how deeply he was cherished not only by his family but also by those he served throughout his life.

Stephanie wrote in her Instagram post, “People always told me what a legend my Dad was in the community, a beacon of light and hope, a true servant. I’ve always known that you were kinda a big deal but this really exceeded my own expectations.”

According to entertainment publication Youth Village, as a dedicated member of Wescode, he played a vital role in uplifting the community of Westbury and the surrounding areas, especially during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic, Sthephanie’s father showcased his outstanding qualities alongside his friends in the community, he organised food vouchers for those in need, ensuring that no one went hungry.

As she reminisced about the memories they shared, She specifically recalled her father’s random visits, often arriving with a cheerful demeanour. “I’ll miss your random visits, reminding me you’re ‘here to see your grandchild’ but then asking, ‘Have you cooked?’ she shared, painting a picture of a loving father.

She further expressed pride in her father she wrote, “I’m so so proud of you De. Well done good and faithful servant. I really wish we had more time with you but God had other plans, rest well & I’ll see you again.”

 

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