Call for support from the Turkish community for Elfide Gürsoy’s funeral
In New York, among the well‑known figures of the Turkish‑American community, Elfide Gürsoy lost her life in an accident at her home. A call for assistance was made to the Turkish community by her family and close relatives so that her burial could take place.

Elfide Gürsoy, who moved from Bulgaria to Turkey and later came to New York in the 2000s, died in an accident that occurred in the house she lived alone.
It was reported that Gürsoy settled in Turkey from Bulgaria in the 1990s, and in the 2000s he came to New York and worked as a tailor.
It was learned that Gürsoy's funeral, reported to have died in an accident at his home, was held at a medical center.
His relatives are waiting for support so that the funeral can be conducted as soon as possible.
It was noted that funeral home expenses amount to $2,500; the costs also cover transport from the forensic medical center, casket, death and burial certificates, washing, shroud, mosque and cemetery transfers, and other transportation expenses.
It was noted that for the cemetery, the opening, closing, and burial procedures cost $1,600 on weekdays and $1,800 on weekends.
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