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Hello Everyone,
I'm writing this letter in reference to Sambath Nhep. Sambath Nhep, along with many thousands of Cambodians such as myself, fled Cambodia to escape the devastation, tortures, and torments of the Khmer Rouge to seek freedom and start a new life in this new land of opportunity, the United States of America. Sambath arrived in the United States in the 1980’s. I have had the pleasure of knowing Sambath and her family for over 15 years.
Her son, Anthony, was shot multiple times and was pronounced death on the scene on May 01, 2019 by the San Antonio Park area at 1700 E. 19th around 3:28PM. Anthony left behind his mother, sister, and his 3 years old son.
Sambath had worked all her life unable to make much beyond living paycheck to paycheck and barely survive with the accumulating and exponentially increasing debt she faced. Sambath had to make so many sacrifices for her family. With all these unforeseen events happening in her life, she couldn't cry even if she wanted to.
I’m seeking help on her behalf to help her with her son’s funeral expenses and maybe if possible, to help her and her daughter to move out from that area. All Sambath have left in her life is her daughter and her 3 years old grandson. Please donate and share. Every single dollar will help. There is not amount considered too small. I sincerely thank you from the bottom of my heart for all what you can do to help Sambath.
Jenny Chea-Vaing, JCV Artz & Kraftz
I'm writing this letter in reference to Sambath Nhep. Sambath Nhep, along with many thousands of Cambodians such as myself, fled Cambodia to escape the devastation, tortures, and torments of the Khmer Rouge to seek freedom and start a new life in this new land of opportunity, the United States of America. Sambath arrived in the United States in the 1980’s. I have had the pleasure of knowing Sambath and her family for over 15 years.
Her son, Anthony, was shot multiple times and was pronounced death on the scene on May 01, 2019 by the San Antonio Park area at 1700 E. 19th around 3:28PM. Anthony left behind his mother, sister, and his 3 years old son.
Sambath had worked all her life unable to make much beyond living paycheck to paycheck and barely survive with the accumulating and exponentially increasing debt she faced. Sambath had to make so many sacrifices for her family. With all these unforeseen events happening in her life, she couldn't cry even if she wanted to.
I’m seeking help on her behalf to help her with her son’s funeral expenses and maybe if possible, to help her and her daughter to move out from that area. All Sambath have left in her life is her daughter and her 3 years old grandson. Please donate and share. Every single dollar will help. There is not amount considered too small. I sincerely thank you from the bottom of my heart for all what you can do to help Sambath.
Jenny Chea-Vaing, JCV Artz & Kraftz
Organizer and beneficiary
Jenny Chea-Vaing
Organizer
Oakland, CA
Sambath Nhep
Beneficiary
