They were sons, brothers, uncles, friends Stoughton family launches fundraiser after 2 brothers die while fishing

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On July 12, brothers Aldino and Valdir Centeio drowned while fishing off Little Compton, Rhode Island. Aldino fell into the water, and Valdir attempted to rescue him, resulting in both being swept away by strong currents. A GoFundMe campaign, initiated by their cousin Iva Andrade, has raised over $23,000 to assist with funeral expenses and support their mother, who relied on Aldino as the primary provider for the family. The funeral is set for July 20, as the family grapples with the unexpected loss. The campaign highlights the brothers’ selfless nature and their deep connections with family and friends.

Community members have rallied to support the family during this difficult time. The tragic incident emphasizes the risks associated with fishing and the importance of water safety. Both brothers are remembered as vibrant souls who touched many lives.

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