Unforgettable generosity
We want to thank the entire community for all the help you gave us when our friends, Edwin, Delmy, Pedro and Rodolfo were killed in a fatal accident on July 11, 2002. Because of your generosity, we were able to send our deceased friends back to their home in El Salvador for burial.
Your help also showed us that we all can come together to help one another, regardless of race or cultural differences. Again, because of your help, the families of our friends were able to have a dignified, traditional burial at their home and start their healing process in peace.
We will never forget your generosity.
Jose Solis, Lesley Rameil and friends
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