A National Conversation on How We Can Prevent Gun Deaths and Injuries
We had 25 people at our vigil in front of the Old Kennett Meeting House on Route 1 in Kennett Square, PA. We were all residents at Kendal at Longwood, a retirement community adjacent to the meeting house. We had a lot of appreciative honks and waves, and the traffic was pretty good because we are just a mile from Longwood Gardens and many were heading there to see the lights. I’m glad they saw our lights first.
Little did I know when I dropped off my son, Christopher Williamson, at a friend’s house Friday morning March 24, 2006 that it would be the last time I would see him alive. While trying to help two young ladies find a way home, he ended up at the home of friends where a mad [...]
Linda Whiting, 50, was attending a dinner party at her friend’s home, on March 13, 2011, in Phoenix, Arizona, when an argument between her friend’s 18-year son, a Detroit man, who was visiting his family, and his step-father became violent. Linda Whiting was in the house when the shooting began, and tried to run outside [...]
My older brother, Chip, was killed on the streets of Chicago in January of 1986. He was working on a street crew for Peoples Energy of Chicago. He was gunned down by an errant bullet fired by a youth involved in a neighborhood quarrel. He left behind his wife and three children, his mother, three [...]
To our beloved son, Melvin Darnell “Bonner” Robbins, Not a day goes by you’re not thought of. Not a day goes by you’re not missed. The day of Sept.11, 2010 will always be remembered as the day we said goodbye. We celebrate your life, forever your memory is with us. Love Daddy
We lost our sweet Blair on July 5, 2011 to a tragic accident. She was with family and friends on the 4th of July, being the fun, loving, always smiling beautiful girl she always was. She was taken from us by a bullet fired into the air. Our goal now is to work to get [...]
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