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Two years after experiencing the tragedy of losing his son, Ray Lewis is in mourning once again.
The family of the NFL legend is asking for prayers after yet another tragic loss.
One of Ray Lewis’s family members died suddenly at a young age.
His family is currently reeling from the news that former college football cornerback/safety turned coach Keyshawn Wilder has passed away. Wilder is Ray Lewis’ nephew, and his mother is his sister.
The school announced the tragic news over the weekend on Instagram.
“It is with deep sadness that Shenandoah Athletics announces the passing of beloved former-student athlete and assistant football coach, Keyshawn Wilder,” the post read.
“Wilder’s dedication to the Shenandoah football team was profound both on and off the field. His hard work and compassion for the game translated directly to those around him, and his incredible leadership helped pave the way for new leaders to follow in his footsteps.
“We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, colleagues, teammates, and the entire Shenandoah Football family during this difficult time. We stand with them in solidarity and prayer, and we pray for the strength to bear this very painful loss. May his soul rest in peace.”
Shenandoah University Athletics declined to provide further details about Wilder’s death.
The nephew of Ray Lewis served as an assistant coach for the team in 2024 after completing his playing career in 2023.
The Baltimore, Maryland, native graduated from Randallstown High School and played at Shenandoah in 2019 and from 2021-23. During his time in college, he appeared in 38 games and racked up 142 tackles, 13 interceptions, 28 passes defended, and five blocked kicks.
Ray Lewis III died from an overdose of a lethal drug cocktail, including fentanyl and cocaine, in 2023.
Lewis III, the son of NFL Hall of Famer Ray Lewis, was reported to have died at the age of 28. The medical examiner ruled that Lewis III’s death was an accident.
A year after his tragic demise, it was reported that he suffered from CTE.
