A government TD has revealed how his family has been plunged into the "most immense shock and grief" following the deaths of his uncle and first cousin within days of one another.
Chely was the light of our family the one who loved without limits, gave without asking, and carried everyone's burdens with grace and kindness, a GoFundMe post said. She had the purest heart, always finding ways to make people smile, always putting others before herself. To know her was to feel warmth, love, and safety. Now, our nephews and niece are facing a pain no child should ever have to endure, the post said.
Updated reporting from KRON4 says that the man killed was a father of nine children, 49-year-old Jason Elola. And KTVU even spoke with his family in the video seen above, and they give their version of events as to what happened. Elola and his family were driving in their Subaru, celebrating a son's birthday in San Francisco, and decided to stop for ice cream.
In a death notice, the family have requested that donations be made to The Hub Praxis Care in Drogheda and Drogheda ABACUS School in lieu of sending flowers. It is to "reflect Mark and Louise's care and generosity to others and the inspiration to many that Evan had become in his short but full life". The family has also asked the mourners to wear odd socks in the run-up to and during the funeral in honour of "one of Evan's individualistic traits".
The balloons -- we don't know where they are going. We are just letting them go, releasing them. I believe Raymond will get one of those balloons," said Daniela Ruiz, Orozco's mother. "...he never carried any bad with him. He carried the good. Because my little brother was so good," Raymond's sister Sabrina told the crowd. "His next career that he was trying to aim for was to become an EMT or firefighter. Those are all things that he did because he believed in service and helping others..." said Roy Orozco, Raymond's father.
Buster Murdaugh and his new wife, Brooklynn, are moving forward from their family's tragic past by establishing roots in Bluffton, SC, with a new home.
In her recent book, Jacqueline Connolly expresses her deep frustration over how the church demonstrated a striking lack of compassion towards the Hawe family in the aftermath of the tragic murders.
"We have been in pain for the last 11 days, but they will always remain in our memories and remind us from up high to never lose our ability to smile," Montal's father, Joan CamprubÃ, said during the nearly two-hour service.
"We have been in pain for the last 11 days, but they will always remain in our memories and remind us from up high to never lose our ability to smile," said Joan Camprubí. "The Pope believed in the transformative power of a 'smile and a sense of humor.'"
