Family of Homicide Victim Sets Up Go Fund Me Page for Funeral Expenses

Tuesday, June 11, 2024 at 12:00 AM

By Scott McCaulley @smcckc

Photo courtesy Lonnie Sansoucie Go Fund Me Account

The family of an area man killed in St. Louis is asking for help for Funeral Expenses.

According to a Facebook post, the family of Lonnie Sansoucie have set-up a Go Fund Me account to accept donations. According to the information on the Go Fund Me page, Sansoucie is survived by a daughter as well as his mother, a sister, and three brothers.

People interested in donating to help the family with funeral expenses can go to this link.

Lonnie Sansoucie was killed on the morning of June 2nd in what St. Louis Police officials are investigating as a homicide. The police report indicated a suspect was in custody, also from Branson. In responding to an email request, Sgt. Charles Wall of the St. Louis Police Department said no arrests has been made at this time in this case.

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