Noe Mira Funeral Burial Expenses
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58 year old Salvadoran-American Noe Mira, my dad, was a security guard. He loved his job and did small side work such as mechanic work. He was a cheerful person. Always cracking jokes to anyone he met. Always had a genuine smile.
On Monday night January 30, 2023 my dad was struck by multiple vehicles, it was believed he was walking on the slow lane freeway. That’s when he was struck. He terribly passed away.
Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner, Forensic told us over the phone he was unrecognizable.
As you all know we’re in a lot of pain, we’re grieving, My dad was not an addict. My dad was not a drinker. My dad was not depressed. My dad was not suicidal.
We had plans. He had plans. Something happened that night I need to find out what!
The California Highway Patrol CHP Police refuse to give us answers on what happened that night. All the information I have is from news articles.
Please donate anything you can a little goes a long way.
Expenses will be used for morgue to funeral transfer, ground space, and any other expenses that a family has to do to lay their love one to rest. Which I have no idea about I’m only here to raise the money my family is the one looking into cemeteries because I have no clue on how that industry works nor the prices. Goal is based off of what other people have told me.
All I know it’s been difficult for my family to find an affordable place.
Since this was a tragedy and not a natural cause there’s also an investigation that needs to be going.
I need answers. I need justice. The Los Angeles Police Department and the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner told my family and I that my dad has limit time at the morgue, we have until February 15, 2023 to get my dad out of the morgue.
Please help me lay my dad to rest. Please share this information. Please donate. Please send us prayers.
If there is any legal action I can take please let me know. My family and I need all the help we can get. Thank you.
My dad in his youth.
Organizer
Brenda Lopez
Organizer
Los Angeles, CA