Family raises funds for funerals of two young brothers found dead in Daytona Beach pond

The family of two young brothers found dead in a Daytona Beach retention pond is raising money to help their mother pay for their funerals.Elijah Khalil Hawkins, 5, and Kashh Kendrell Williams, 3, were reported missing Saturday after leaving their home near North Clyde Morris Boulevard. Authorities later found both children dead in a nearby pond.Channel 9 previously reported that police believe the drownings were accidental and found no indication of foul play.The boys’ uncle, Tre’Yon Mann, launched a GoFundMe campaign to support their mother, Tiki’Ja Mann, and help cover funeral expenses.According to the fundraiser, the children bypassed a child-safety lock and left the home to take the family dog outside while their mother was asleep.Daytona Beach Police Chief Jakari Young previously said surveillance video showed the boys playing near the pond before they went into the water. Their mother came outside to search for them minutes later.Mann described his nephews as smart, charismatic