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A long time, valued employee at a Kelowna business has been identified as the victim of Thursday’s murder on a city transit bus.
The family of Caesar Rosales had declined to release his name to the public but his employer Kelowna Flightcraft has sent out a statement to the media about his sudden death. The 55 year old was employed at the company for two years as a Business Systems Analyst and was originally from the Philippines.
Caesar Rosales (Photo Credit: YouTube)
“Kelowna Flightcraft staff and management were stunned, shocked, and heartbroken to learn a valued employee, colleague, and friend was lost to an unspeakable act of violence on Thursday October 30th, 2014,” said the company in a statement. “He brought tremendous skills and training from his previous work in both Vancouver and the Philippines. Over the last two years he became a part of the Flightcraft family, working with 100’s of our employees across the organization, participating in social club activities, contributing on several large projects, and developing a strong circle of friends and colleagues.”
Caesar Rosales (Photo Credit: Linkedin)
Rosales was known for his passion for adrenaline sports such as skydiving, bungee jumping, zip lining and more. He leaves behind a son who lives in Greater Vancouver and a brother in the Philippines, as well as numerous friends and family members.
Second degree murder charges have been laid against 23 year old Tyler Jack Newton. Police are calling the attack on a Kelowna city bus random.
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