Honoring Nehemiah "Saycsar": A Fund for Lasting Memories

Dear Friends and Family,

With deep sorrow, we announce the passing of our dear friend, brother, and son, Nehemiah "Sayscar" Fleurima, who left this world far too soon. Sayscar was a tender, caring, and vibrant young man. Talented, artistic, and hilarious, his energy and spirit left a lasting impression on everyone he met. His untimely departure has left us heartbroken, and we now come together to honor his memory.

We are reaching out for support to help Sayscar’s mom. We appreciate your kindness, love, and generosity in this trying time. Please help his Mom honor his memory in dignity and unity. Thank you for helping us give Sayscar the peaceful rest he deserves.

Any donation, no matter the size, will make a meaningful difference and help ensure Sayscar’s farewell is as beautiful as the life he lived. Your contribution will go directly towards covering the costs of his burial and memorial.

Mortuary needs payment on the 8th of October 2024

Sayscar's Ceremony

Friday, October 11, 2024

1:00pm - 4:00pm

Grissom's Chapel

267 E Lewelling Blvd.

San Lorenzo, CA 94580

Chapel Service: 1:00 - 3:00pm

Private Viewing: 3:00 - 4:00 pm

To hear more about Sayscar in his own words, I encourage you to read an excerpt from M.A.D.S Gallery Art Bio:

"My name is Saycsar Fleurima and I am a filmmaker and singer based in San Francisco. My mom tells me this story of when I was a kid and she took me to see a play that her friend was stage managing, she asked me what I thought and my first response was \"I want to be a producer\". It's really something I've wanted to do since as far back as I can remember. I always loved performing and creating and was /still a very curious person. Evolving from music videos to longer scripted narratives, characters and how they interact with their relationships and environments really interest me - I want to immerse people. I try to bring my own life experiences, callbacks to history/culture, social/political critique into surreal and sensual settings set to some great music! I am continuously inspired at home with my family and friends. Although my biggest inspirations- George Michael, Alexander McQueen, and Prince are dead - I’d want to be the kind of artist they’d want to collaborate with. Filmwise, I love Alejandro Innuarto, Aranofsky, David LaChapelle, Romaneck, Jake Gyllenhall, The Fifth Element, Moonlight. I try to challenge people to feel something, see something in a new way, or think deeply. I hope my work in the future breaks from normative narratives of the straight, white, christian man and becomes more elaborate in themes, sets, and characters."