A National Conversation on How We Can Prevent Gun Deaths and Injuries
The Congressional intern credited with saving the life of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords will light a candle on January 8th to honor those lost to gun violence. Daniel Hernandez, Jr. will be among concerned citizens around the country taking part in the Too Many Victims National Candlelight Vigil. [Read more...]
My daughter, Ryanne Mace, was the youngest of the five students slain in the shooting at Northern Illinois University on 2/14/08, just three months shy of her 20th birthday. Ryanne was a beautiful person through and through. She was incredibly bright, insightful, funny, warm, friendly, curious, trust-worthy and kindhearted. She was non-judgmental and treated everyone [...]
This is a tribute to my brother, (Captain) Scott Corwin, who was shot and killed in Savannah, Georgia on May 29, 2004. He was stationed down at Ft. Stewart with the Army. Scott was getting ready to be deployed to Iraq when one night while walking home, he was murdered in the streets of our [...]
My sister was murdered in 1991. The gunman who killed her in her own home was never apprehended. She never had the opportunity to meet her five grandchildren and they never knew the talented woman who could have taught them so much. Her younger daughter died of leukemia three years ago on the night before [...]
Our first loving son Terrell Marquis’ Bosley was born on January 5, 1988, and was murdered on April 4, 2006 while coming out of a church. Terrell came out of the church to help his friend get drums out of a car when someone came by shooting at a car and shot my innocent son [...]
My son was shot and killed when visiting his friend whose father kept a gun loaded and unlocked for “protection.” The boy thought he’d unloaded the gun when he removed the loaded ammunition clip but a bullet was still hidden in the chamber. Of course that was a childish mistake but I learned that it [...]
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