“Dear PoP,
Our two loved and caring friends have passed on early morning of the 14th. Their car has hit a patch of ice and ended up in the oncoming traffic (alcohol was not a factor at all as both individuals do not drink). We are helping their families in this tragic moments to raise $15-18K for each in order to have them taken back to the homeland Serbia for burial.
Two young men from Serbian American community in the Washington/Baltimore area died in an automobile accident on Canal Road in Northwest Washington DC when their car collided with another vehicle after hitting a patch of ice, just few of days ago.
Radovan Vulikic was born on March 21, 1983 in Belgrade, Serbia
Milos Milicevic was born on July 12, 1979 in Knjazevac, Serbia.
For those of you who did not know them, they were honest, hard-working young men who were trying to build a better life for themselves here while at the same time taking care of their families in Serbia.
Many fundraisers are happening this week, as we are trying to send their remains back to their families in Serbia, here you are few:
Wednesday Jan 19th 2-6PM Cafe Paradiso
2649 Connecticut Avenue, NW, 2nd floor
Monday, Jan 17th at 6:00pm Fly Lounge
1802 Jefferson Place NW“
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