A National Conversation on How We Can Prevent Gun Deaths and Injuries
I would like to honor my mother, Jacqueline Kellibrew and brother Anthony Cephas who were both shot and killed on 2 July, 1984. Although they have been taken from this earth physically, their spirit is here today in the movement to end gun violence. No matter how long you both are gone, we will always remember you and love you. From the family.
The William Kellibrew Foundation is committed to breaking the cycles of violence and poverty.
I am moved to honor my only child, a beloved son, Lonnie A. Levine; a murder victim whose short-lived existence was erased due to senseless, gun violence. Sadly, my son’s murderers were gang members who had no regard for how precious life is. Lonnie was a man always striving to be a better human being. [...]
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 [...]
Shakur was gunned down on August 6, 2010, at the age of five beside his three-year-old sister, his mother and his aunt. This senseless crime has left a whole in my heart that could never be filled. Shakur, your spidey cousin will always love you, until we meet again… THE LORD’S PRAYER FOR CHILDREN Our [...]
Eric Reyes was loved by so many people.He was a father, brother, son and a loved friend to many. Eric was shot down in Lindsay, California, but later died in Fresno. He was the fourth of seven children. He leaves behind one daughter that he based his life around – his “babylove,” he called her. [...]
My son was shot and killed on March 14th of 2012, he was 13 years old. We live in a small town and he walked to school on a regular basics, as he told me by that day I never thought that would be the last time that I would see him, but it was. [...]
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