R.I.P LiL Man (Block2Block Radio 10/19/11)

from BLOCK2BLOCK RADIO · host Mr. David Madrid

Block2Block host, David Madrid talks with Bay Area rapper"Termyte Lokote" about the tragic passing of his young homeboy-David "Lil Man" Benavidez who passed away Saturday morning. The family has set up a donation account. Termyte is asking if all of you can help donate $5-$100 or anything you can.It will be appreciated.// The name of the account is: For the benefit of David Benavidez Wells Fargo acct #:6582166002 Please do what you can and keep reposting and sharing this for a solid loyal young homeboy. Rest In Paradise Carnal. TERMYTE OF CONNECTED INC

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