Caring For Londyn

Going beyond the gun. Londyn just lost her father at only 6 months old. On May 12, 2020 our lives were forever changed. We lost a piece of our hearts. Our Paris was taken from us in one shot at the age of 25. A simple second has altered any understanding of life we may have had before. This is the toughest thing we have gone through as a family.  He’s truly loved by so many. We know time usually heals. We also know we must open ourselves to it. As we work to get through this we know that there’s no amount of time that can be given which will allow Paris to be here in the physical with his beautiful daughter Londyn who is only 6 months old. As we help her on her journey in life, we’ll try our best to fill as many voids as possible, like daddy/daughter dances, birthdays, holidays and more. But there’s an even greater goal. That goal is that she’ll never have to worry about the basic necessities in her young life. We want her to have a chance at peace and we want to fill the room with love on every special occasion. We will do all that we can, as we hold her mother Alexandria close to us. This is where the village comes in and that is YOU. We ask that you help us in elevating any financial burdens that she may endure as she grows. We will never be able to replace her favorite person, but we can soften the blow by coming together to keep her in a good place mentally, emotionally and financially. In a way that provides stability. We ask that you donate in whatever amount moves your heart and hands. Paris was her provider and would be there for ANYONE who was in need. Please keep his will alive by connecting hearts and making life just a little easier for his babygirl. The $25,000 amount that is requested is only a fraction of the $233,610 cost of raising a child and is not intended to provide a life of luxury. Only basic necessities. I encourage you to research that info should you have any doubts. Again, it is only to provide some comfort and a small cushion for her during this unfathomable time in her life, as Alexandria tries her hardest to create normalcy. Thank you in advance and God bless you. Please share this if possible. Even if you aren’t able to give, maybe those you share this with may have the means to contribute. From the Bell, Brandon and Alomari family with love.