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Shekhar Regmi Shot, Killed During Robbery
Incident:
Mr. Shekhar Regmi, 20 years of age, was shot to death at his work place in Ball Park Fina Mart on Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2005.
 
Funeral:
With his parents consent, NST coordinated the funeral services on December 23rd, 2005. About 175 Nepalese brothers and sisters attended the service. The funeral service started at 11 AM and was completed by 2PM. The funeral was carried out in a traditional manner by DFW Hindu Temple priests.
 
Arrest:
Three people, namely Jared Birmingham (21 years of age), Darryl Wayne Quinones (17 years of age) and Julius Perales (17 years of age) have been arrested by Arlington City Police Department in connection with this incident. The police department is currently interrogating the suspects.
 
News and Updates:
http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/news/local/13474021.htm
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10589493/
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10558770/
 
About Shekhar Regmi:
Shekhar was a bright student who aspired to become a medical doctor. In Nepal, he had always worked towards the betterment of the community.

Upon graduating from National Institute of Science and Technology (NIST) with a higher secondary degree, Shekhar worked hard in achieving his dreams of becoming a doctor. However, as fate would have it, he opted to come to USA to pursue an engineering degree. His parents sacrificed a lot to make his dreams come true. However, the mighty God had different plans for him and called him to heaven on 21st Dec. 2005.

 
Family Situation and Fund Raising:
Shekhar left behind his mother, father, elder brother and sister. His mother is a heart patient and upon hearing the tragic news, her health is worsening. Shekhar was an ordinary Nepali, just like us, battling against all odds to make his and his parent’s dreams come true.

As most of us have already experienced, pursuing higher education in US could be extremely expensive. Shekhar’s case was no exception. However, his parents encouraged him to persevere at a cost of ever increasing debt, hoping, as all of our parents do, that one day he will make them proud parents. We cannot turn their dreams into reality and do what Shekhar would have done for his parents. However, Shekhar, being an integral and active member of our community, we strongly feel that we should share his parent’s sorrow and extend any help or support that we can. Therefore, we have decided to organize a fund-raiser in hopes of helping his parents. We believe this fund-raiser will be an important and timely help in tragic time like this. We sincerely urge EVERYONE to be generous and contribute as much as they can in this noble cause.

For those who would like to contribute please visit www.nepalesesociety.org and contribute online by clicking on “Shekhar’s Fundraiser”. Residents living in DFW also can contribute by contacting the individuals listed below:

 
UT Arlington and Arlington Area:
Prawin Gautam
Phone No: 682-552-8657
Dhurva Karki
Phone No: 817-683-9655
 
UNT & Denton Area:
Prem Adhikari
Phone No: 940-594-8910
Rajan Rijal
Phone No: 940-597-7051
 
Irving Area:
Bhim Karki
Unique Mart
Phone No: 972-257-0119
Sajan Mulmi
Phone No: 469-360-2808
 
Ft Worth Area:
Bashu Dev Bhandari
Phone No: 682-472-2472
Mahesh Nepal
Phone No: 817-800-0356
 
Euless, Hurts, Bedford Area:
Kiran Ranjit
Phone No: 817-684-7611
 
Everest Media USA
Chandra Prasai
Phone No: 817-308-2260
 
Everest Lions Club
Ajaya Man Chhochoon
Phone No: 214-718-4590
 
Nepalese Democratic Forum
Krishna Lamichane
Phone No: 214-454-0737
 
For All Others:
Manoj Hamal
Phone No: 817-501-6674
Sushil Chhetri
Phone No: 214-763-8774
www.nepalesesociety.org
 
A tax-deductible receipt will be provided to contributors from Nepalese Society of Texas. Please visit www.nepalesesociety.org to see the list of donors and the total amount collected. As always thank you for your continuous support!!
 
 
 
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