Fractured Moonlight has released an update on the state of the Keep here.

I didn't know Sunni personally but I love her cc..and please send condolences to Sunni's family in Real Life and at Plumb Bob Keep..

Rest in peace Sunni, condoleances to her family.

Sunni's mother, Toni, posted this message this morning:

To Mama Sunni, Papa Sunni, and Stas,

You all keep your heads up now, and give each other a big hug how ever often it is needed. Some people believe the pain of loss gets easier in a few days, but it may not even begin to for at least a month, or a year, and that's completely okay. I can't even imagine how it must feel for a parent to lose a child; a husband to lose his wife. I think I hear you Toni, in one audio, mention the Lord and that was reassuring to me that even then, you knew He was there with you and ultimately in control. Not one sparrow falls without His knowing, so He would have had every attention on such a loved person as your daughter.


Much love and hugs from Australia.

All I want do is cry. I'm just so sad. My prayers to her family and husband

I just learnt everything that happened in the last weeks. It's really sad.
My condolences to Sunni's family and friends.

I didn't know Sunni, I have never even posted a message to her regarding her CC.
When I think of Sunni I have this picture in my mind of that sun below her name.
I didn't know her age, her nationality or anything, the only thing I know about Sunni are her wonderful creations for the Sims 2.
Every time I look at one I think "Wow this is beautiful/great/well thought/helpful/very detailed/well made..."

She took the game in directions we could never imagine, and even EA was inspired by her, I think. And unlike some creators, she never charged for them or held them under a special donators' gift. She had a Patreon (it seems to be a 404 page now), but some Sims creators use theirs as a pay site. She never did. Yes, patrons got previews, but in time, all of us could use her magnificent creations. I credit her with one of the people who kept the game alive years after EA wanted to bury it. I would eagerly see what she thought of next.