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I've been following the case of JaQuevin Myles and Roman Bradley since it happened, and one thing that always stands out to me is the impact it had beyond just their families. I read about how JaQuevin was on his way to pick up his baby girl, JaDore. Just thinking about how her life will forever be altered because of this senseless act is truly heavy. It's moments like these that shed light on the importance of community support systems like the RJT Foundation started by their mothers. The foundation's work seems crucial—not just for providing aid but for reminding families that they’re not alone in their grief. It’s inspiring to see them turning a personal tragedy into a source of hope and healing for others. Does anyone know more about how the foundation has been active in the community over the years? It’s a beautiful testament to the strength and resilience of these families.
