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The Dikito children -- Brelynn, left, Brenna, Bronlyn and Blayne-- talked last night at the Waipio BIg CIty Diner about coping after the death of their parents. |
Big City Diner is proud to announce its efforts to assist in fundraising for the Dikito Children from Ewa Beach.These (4) four children abruptly loss both of their parents on Friday, April 25, 2008 during a Domestic Violence incident at their family home in Ewa Beach when their mother Della Dikito (38) was shot by her husband in front of their (2) youngest children and then turned the gun on himself. For more details of the incident, please scroll to the bottom of the page and click on our local media logos for their story highlights. Please continue to support these local media outlets as they have also been generous enough to help promote assisting our own at home a priority before promoting the assistance of other countries.
Blayne Dikito is the eldest at age eighteen and the only son with an infant is now faced with caring for his younger sisters Raelyn (14), Bronlyn (13) and Breana (8). The children, now orphans are also faced with a $2600 monthly mortgage and everyday living expenses such as electricity, water and food while still trying to tend to their education.
Big City Diner employs (2) two of Della's sisters (the childrens mom) and wants to help them in a BIG way. We are asking for your support through supporting these fundraisers: |