Money raised for family of deceased MultiChoice guard David Sejobe
A community is rallying to support the family of David Sejobe, a MultiChoice security officer who died last Friday after being struck by a vehicle while cycling to work. A crowdfunding campaign has been launched to provide financial assistance to his grieving family.
A Beloved Figure Remembered
Sejobe was known for his consistently cheerful demeanor, offering a welcoming wave and smile to everyone he encountered. He greeted colleagues, visitors and those simply passing by with genuine warmth. His daily commute involved cycling from his home in Orange Farm to Randburg, a testament to his resilience.
According to Sandra Radebe, who organized the BackaBuddy campaign with fellow coworkers and community members, Sejobe’s impact extended beyond his official duties.
More Than Just a Job
“He was a source of encouragement, light and positivity — turning ordinary moments into meaningful human connections,” Radebe stated. “His optimism, resilience and love of life touched everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.”
The funds raised will be used to cover the costs of Sejobe’s funeral and memorial service. Any remaining funds will be directed towards supporting his wife and children.
“All proceeds from this campaign will be paid directly to Mrs Sejobe and used for the care, well-being and future needs of the immediate family,” campaign organizers confirmed. “Any contribution, no matter the amount, will help ease the financial burden on his loved ones and is deeply appreciated.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Who started the fundraising campaign?
The BackaBuddy crowdfunding campaign was started by Sandra Radebe, a colleague of David Sejobe, along with other coworkers and members of the community.
Where did David Sejobe work?
David Sejobe was a front-of-house security officer at MultiChoice.
What will the funds be used for?
The funds raised will cover funeral and memorial service expenses, with any remaining money going to support Sejobe’s wife and children.
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