Stranger Pays For Young Boy's Funeral

While this was certainly a kind act for a devastated family, the pink hair stands out. While I have no idea if she plans on attending the funeral services, my question is should she? Will she detract from the service, which in my opinion should be for the child and his community - a community which other local articles have stated she is not a member)?

Any thoughts?

I have spoken to Brandy Riveros the coordinator of several benefits for the family and she has spoken to the woman. Apparently the woman wanted to remain anonymous and did not know a local TV crew was coming to her house until it was there, also the report that the woman has talked to the boy's family is false.

I wasn't saying that pink hair was bad but that she would be recognized, something Brandy said the woman didn't want, yet Brandy wanted her at the funeral. I agree with the woman (if it's all true) that it would be better for her not to go.

I also posted the story because the tragedy happened in Kentucky. The woman lives in Ohio and Cincinnati is home to Proctor and Gamble, Kroger (the grocery chain) and GE Aviation etc - yet none of them after being contacted by Brandy would help (Kroger offered $40 dollars worth of food for a benefit). I just think it's sad when a poor community has to rely on a stranger to properly bury a child. There really is no happy ending in this story - yet the local news was all over it.