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Hey everyone, I was reading up on the Jun Anabo case, and something that struck me was the impact that Lucky Three Seven had on the East Oakland community. It's really telling when a restaurant becomes a lifeline for so many people. From what I’ve gathered, Jun and his team would often provide meals for those in need. How tragic that someone who gave so much back faced such a senseless end. I just can't stop thinking about how Jun’s son experienced this tragedy firsthand. The thought of an 11-year-old witnessing something like that is just devastating. I hope the community continues to rally around him and support him in this difficult time. It’s disheartening to see that the case remains unsolved. I wonder if there are additional details about the stolen truck that could lead to a breakthrough. I keep hoping that someone, somewhere will come forward with new information. It's crucial for Jun's family and for a community that’s already lost too much. Sending all my thoughts to Jun’s family, his son, and everyone at Lucky Three Seven. Let's keep spreading the word and hoping for justice. Take care, everyone.
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Hi everyone, I’ve been following the case of Joselito "Jun" Anabo and wanted to talk about something that hits me hard — his relationship with the community. It’s incredible how one person can become such a vibrant part of a neighborhood. Lucky Three Seven was more than just a place to grab a meal; it was like a second home for so many. Jun’s kindness and the way he uplifted others seem to have left a lasting impact. I read about how he and the restaurant would often lend a helping hand to those in need, and I think about how many lives he must’ve touched. It’s heartwarming to see the love he poured into his community being reciprocated with the outpouring of support for his son, Kiah. The memorial set up outside the restaurant is a testament to how deeply people felt connected to him. It breaks my heart that his life was cut short in such a senseless act of violence. It’s frustrating that more hasn’t been done to solve this case. I hope that sharing Jun’s story keeps the pressure on to solve this. His community deserves closure, and his family deserves justice. People who do know anything, please come forward. It could be the piece that finally brings some peace. Thanks for reading.
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I’ve been following the developments of Joselito "Jun" Anabo’s case, and I keep thinking about his young son, Kiah. It must be unimaginably difficult for him to have witnessed such a horrific event. I hope that the community support, along with the GoFundMe for his future, can provide some comfort during this challenging time. Losing a parent in such a manner leaves scars, and Kiah will need all the love and support he can get from friends and family. It’s important for us as a community to keep Jun's memory alive and continue seeking justice. If anyone out there has any information, please come forward—it might just help bring peace to a grieving family.