Support for Adolfo Said Sanabria's Funeral Costs

Raising Funds for Adolfo’s Funeral After a Tragic Accident

Dear friends, family, and compassionate supporters,

It is with heavy hearts that we share the devastating news of the tragic loss of Adolfo Said Sanabria, a beloved 13-year-old boy that lived in Ridgewood, Queens. Said was full of life, energy, and laughter, a boy who enjoyed having fun and spending time with his friends. He had moved to the United States with his father, also named Adolfo, from Colombia, seeking a better future. Said’s passing in a tragic accident has left his family and the entire community devastated.

We are reaching out to ask for your support during this heartbreaking time. The sudden loss has placed an immense emotional and financial burden on his father, Adolfo, and his family, as they now face the overwhelming costs of funeral and memorial services.

Our Goal

We are hoping to raise $10,000 to help Adolfo and his family cover the funeral and memorial expenses. Any amount, big or small, will go directly to supporting the family in this time of need. Should there be any additional funds, they will be used to provide further support and comfort for the family as they grieve the loss of their precious boy.

Remembering Said

Said was a bright light in the lives of everyone who knew him. He was a kid who loved to have fun and enjoyed hanging out with his friends. Said’s friends have created a memorial at the site of the accident, where one of his close friends affectionately called him “little brother.” His loss has deeply impacted the Ridgewood community, who are all grieving alongside Said's family.

How You Can Help

We kindly ask for any support you can offer, whether it be through donations or sharing this page with others who may want to help. Your generosity will ease the financial strain on Adolfo and allow him the time and space to grieve without the weight of these expenses.

Thank you for keeping Said, Adolfo, and their family in your thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time.

With gratitude, Nomad Cafe & Family