Nicole Gututala-Hoff Candlelight Vigil held Sat

A candlelight vigil was held in memory of Nicole Gututala-Hoff Saturday evening at McElroy Park in Jamestown, ND, for family, friends and supporters.   The slideshow video has music, you will need to enable your speakers/sound . Photos by CSiNewsNow.com.  Like & Share.

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About 75 people were present, including family and friends, co-workers, and clergy.

A GoFundMe page was  established created by Talima Gututala of Hawaii  raising money to bring Nicole Gututala Hoff and her two children home, to her native Hawaii.

As of Saturday $13,000 had been raised, as her two children ages 2 and 3 have joined family in Hawaii.

It was stated that as of Saturday $13,000 had been raised, as her two chilren ages 2 and 3 have joined family in Hawaii.

Nicole lost her life stemming from being shot and killed May 12, 2018 in the parking lot of her apartment building in Southeast Jamestown.

Her ex-husband Kevin Michael Hoff is imprisoned, and is charged with her murder.

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Jamestown  (CSi)  A GoFundMe page has been established created by Talima Gututala of Hawaii  raising money to bring Nicole Gututala Hoff and her two children home, to her native Hawaii.

Nicole lost her life stemming from being shot and killed May 12, 2018 in the parking lot of her apartment building in Southeast Jamestown.

Her ex-husband Kevin Michael Hoff has been arrested and charged in her death and is imprisoned.

Nicole’s  death and Kevin’s  future has left their two children, ages two, and three, without parents.

Now, Talima has created the GoFundMe page so that the community and friends may raise funds for their transportation home and burial costs.

Eddy Funeral Home in Jamestown is making arrangements, and the goal is to raise $11,195 to cover costs of transporting her home, and burial costs.  Plans include having her two children returned to Hawaii.

Anyone wishing to go to the page and learn more and make a donation may click on the highlighted hyperlink above.

In addition, Angie Job on her Facebook page says an account has been established at Gate City Bank  for anyone wishing to make a donation to help support the Gututala family. Donations can be made to “In Memory of Nicole” at any North Dakota Gate City Bank.