"He always enjoyed cooking from a young age," said Walter Butler, Rashe's father.
He held down two jobs while going to school and went to Church every Sunday. His father said he and Rashe had a very close relationship.
"We were more friends, brothers, we talked about everything."
The night of Saturday November 10th, Rashe went out with friends in North Philadelphia. While in line at a club at about one a.m. Sunday morning his car key remote alerted him that his car alarm was going off. Police said when he went to check on his car in the 900 block of 7th street, he was shot once in the head.
"He was my other half like when someone has a twin and that twin isn't there anymore your kind of lost," his father said.
Witnesses said after the shooting they saw two men get into a dark colored car and drive away. But so far no one has been able to give detectives a better description of the vehicle. And surveillance cameras in the area weren't pointed in the area of the shooting.
Police believe the shooting was the result of an attempted robbery. Rashe's gold chain with a "Last Supper" medallion is missing.
Outraged over the excessive violence in Philadelphia, Rashe's family wrote about his death to ABC's Good Morning America and Mayor-Elect Michael Nutter.
"What's going on out here has to stop," his father said.
His family is offering a five thousand dollar reward for anyone with information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible.
"I asked that they would come forward and accept the consequences."
