Funeral Costs For Woodbridge Homicide Victims Supported By GoFundMe Donations

WOODBRIDGE, VA — Three GoFundMe fundraising campaigns are live to help pay for the funeral expenses for victims of the quadruple homicides in Woodbridge.

One campaign is supporting the funerals for the married victims, Miguel Flores and Kelly Baltazar, also known as Kelly Sotelo. The second campaign will help cover the funeral costs for Kelly's daughter, 19-year-old Karrie Sotelo. Another campaign is supporting the family of Richard Julio Jesus Revollar Corrales, who was also killed.

Sotelo, Flores,Corrales, and Baltazar were killed on Monday at the home they shared in Woodbridge.

Authorities have charged 24-year-old David Nathaniel Maine with murder in connection with their deaths. Maine also lived in the home and had a previous relationship with one of the other residents, police said.

Read more: Victims Identified, Suspect Charged In Woodbridge Quadruple Homicide

"Miguel and Kelly were beautiful sisters, brothers, mothers, fathers and friends to many. Leaving their beloved children, parents and family alone," the GoFundMe organizers wrote. "We were all devastated by their loss and unprepared for a funeral service's high cost. We want to give Miguel, Kelly the memorial they deserve, to honor their memory and say our last goodbyes."

The campaign hopes to raise $50,000 for the couple's funeral services. On Wednesday afternoon, it had raised $5,080 from 50 donations.

Karrie Sotelo's funeral costs are being fundraised through a separate campaign.

"Karrie was a wonderful person who touched the lives of those around her," her family wrote on GoFundMe. "At 19 years old, she was young and had her whole future ahead of her."

The campaign hopes to raise $30,000 to support her memorial services. So far, it has raised $2,530 from 30 donations.

Corrales was known to his friends and family as "Cheo," according to the GoFundMe supporting his funeral costs.

"Cheo came to the United States from Peru for a better future. Cheo was an amazing son, nephew, cousin, friend, and hard working man," Nat Aviles wrote in the GoFundMe. "He loved to cook Peruvian cuisine, dance, laugh, and spend time with his loved ones. Man, what an amazing cook and person our Cheo was!"

His GoFundMe was set up on Wednesday afternoon and has a $15,000 goal.

The victims' families have not announced dates or plans for funeral services yet.

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