Chris Draft’s wife LaKeasha Rutledge-Draft dies of cancer one month after getting married
A burial just one month after wedding? This is something hard to imagine and seems that former NFL linebacker Chris Draft has to deal with such a harsh life situation (scroll down for video and photos).
Former Atlanta Falcons player married LaKeasha Rutledge-Draft last month and now he is grieving the loss of his wife as she died on December 27 after battling cancer.
In a video filmed during their November wedding ceremony (watch it below), Keasha appears to be very happy as she was dancing with Draft and chatting with the guests. Unfortunately the new status was too short for her.
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Video: Wedding of Christopher Draft and Keasha Rutledge 27 November 2011
Tragic!!! Chris Draft mourns wife Keasha as she died of cancer after one month marriage.Photo: globalgrind.com
Former Atlanta Falcons linebacker Chris Draft is now mourning his wife as she passed away just one month after their wedding
Sorry for your lost, Chris
So srry for your lost, my condolences to you and your family. May she rest in peace,may her smile and happiness be forever remembered. God Bless.
May you always be blessed with the good memories…..you fought the battle too Chris
RIP Keasha and GOD bless your SOUL
I can feel the tremendous love between you both. Most search a lifetime and never find such
an amazing true love as you both have for each other!
Words cannot express how I feel. I watched the videos and can feel the love you and your wife have for eachother. I am so sorry for your loss. May God help you and your family through this time. What a beautiful wife. Take Care my friend, Kim Conner
God has and is with you both Chris, to the end you took it, forever grace will be with you . Stay within the spirit and not in the flesh.
God bless you and keep you allways,
Marjorie
You and your wife are sharing something very monumental that is necessary in the black community – in all communities….real, true love. It comes through in your videos at your Foundation’s website. Thank you for sharing that with the world. My condolences for the loss of your loving wife, Keasha Rutledge Draft. Somehow, we all know, you will carry her legacy on, simply by continuing to put love energy out in the world. May God bless you, the Rutledge family, and the Draft family.
I want to first give my condolences to both you and your wife’s families. Secondly, I want to say thank you for sharing the Love you both had for each other it was and is very inspiring and I promise to do my best to be a better person because of this beautiful declaration! May God continue to Bless and watch over us all. Love your sister in Christ Jesus!
True love is what I saw in both of your eyes. May God heal all of your hearts beyond measures that you can imagine. Love in Christ and praying for your strength. Teressa Mansel Cohen
Good afternoon Chris: It was indeed a pleasure to join you on the KTYM radio interview here in Los Angeles this morning. I admire your strength, courage, and your determination to do whatever you can to make life better for others. On behalf of The Village P.r.o.j.e.c.t.s , I salute you as you continue to do great things in memory of your wife. I salute the love which the two of you found in each other. You are, and you will continue to make a difference in many lives! Thank you for sharing this video. God be with you always!