Prayers needed: young brothers in Fairfax fire

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are still investigating the fire. Now isn't really time to be looking for blame.
https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/northern-virginia/strong-kids-boys-ages-3-and-6-in-icu-after-virginia-house-fire/3590108/

That poor family. Praying for them and their too-young angels. Just awful.

I think people are looking for any answers that may have lead to this tragedy. That is how some people react, they want answers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are still investigating the fire. Now isn't really time to be looking for blame.
https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/northern-virginia/strong-kids-boys-ages-3-and-6-in-icu-after-virginia-house-fire/3590108/

That poor family. Praying for them and their too-young angels. Just awful.

I think people are looking for any answers that may have lead to this tragedy. That is how some people react, they want answers.

Also, I would encourage people to give (GFM listed above), as there are now two unexpected burials. I don't know this family, or their financials, but that neighborhood is truly amazing.

[Anonymous]

The dad posted this today.

I have cried so many tears for these sweet angels but what a beautiful gift that these boys are going to save so many lives.

https://www.facebook.com/jamey.brice/posts/10108132657176777

[Anonymous]

Brutal

“The boys and their 8-year-old brother, Logan, were in the care of their grandparents when the fire broke out.”

[Anonymous]

According to firefighters, when the boys were found, 6 year old Zachariah was covering and protecting 3 year old William

[Anonymous]

Why weren’t these children in school?!

[Anonymous]

So so sorry for those boys and their family.

[Anonymous]

They are donating their organs today and saving 14 lives between them. The whole thing is so sad but this is a bright spot in the whole thing. They will go on living thru others.

[Anonymous]

It was on Wednesday, April 10. FCPS were closed to observe Eid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why weren’t these children in school?!

Fcps was closed for Eid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why weren’t these children in school?!

Fcps was closed for Eid.

The one day the 6 yo wasn’t in school. Brutal.

[Anonymous]

So incredibly sad. Will be thinking of that family for a long time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The dad posted this today.

I have cried so many tears for these sweet angels but what a beautiful gift that these boys are going to save so many lives.

https://www.facebook.com/jamey.brice/posts/10108132657176777

Seeing that the fire department came to the Honor Walk broke me. I hope that Fairfax County is providing them with the emotional support that they need, as I’m sure this has been extremely difficult for them too.

[Anonymous]

What a beautiful gift this family will give to so many other families…as tragic as this event is…I hope they find some measure of peace in knowing their sons saved lives.

I mean no disrespect, but do people typically cheer and yell during the honor walks? In other ones I’ve seen the people have been more somber/quietly paying respects versus calling out names and chanting. It sounds like the family really appreciated it so that’s what matters but I was curious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What a beautiful gift this family will give to so many other families…as tragic as this event is…I hope they find some measure of peace in knowing their sons saved lives.

I mean no disrespect, but do people typically cheer and yell during the honor walks? In other ones I’ve seen the people have been more somber/quietly paying respects versus calling out names and chanting. It sounds like the family really appreciated it so that’s what matters but I was curious.

I thought the same thing. The family appears to draw strength from the community’s support. So sorry for their loss. Poor siblings