Sad News: Obama’s Personal Chef’s Body Found in Martha’s Vineyard Lake

24 July (Reuters) According to authorities, the body of a missing paddle boarder who was found in a lake on Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts was that of former President Barack Obama’s personal chef.

After a paddle boarder was spotted struggling and disappearing beneath the water in Edgartown Great Pond close to the Obamas’ house on Sunday night, Tafari Campbell, 45, became the focus of a two-day search.

The former president and his wife, Michelle Obama, released a statement on Monday about the man, who had previously worked as a sous chef in the White House and joined the family after Obama’s second term ended in 2016.

The Obamas released a statement in which they said, “Tafari was a beloved part of our family.” “He was imaginative and enthusiastic about food and its capacity to unite people. We grew to know him as a pleasant, jovial, incredibly kind person who made all of our lives a little bit brighter in the years that followed.

After learning that a male paddle boarder had entered the water and then appeared to struggle before submerging, divers started looking for Campbell on Sunday, according to authorities. He vanished into thin air.

The body of Campbell was found in Edgartown Great Pond on Monday, according to the Massachusetts State Police.

The chef leaves behind his wife, Sherise, and twin sons, the Obamas said.

At the time of his death, Campbell, who lived in Dumfries, Virginia, was visiting Martha’s Vineyard, but the Obamas were not present, the Massachusetts State Police said.

His death is being investigated by authorities, police said.

According to the Obamas, the chef is survived by his wife Sherise and twin sons.

The Obamas were not present when Campbell, who resided in Dumfries, Virginia, passed away, according to the Massachusetts State Police. Campbell was visiting Martha’s Vineyard at the time.

Authorities are looking into his death, according to the police.

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