In Chicago, community vigils are held to honor the victims of gun violence as part of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, with families gathering to share their stories. At Grace Memorial Baptist Church, organizer Cornicki Bornds, who lost her son to violence in 2017, emphasizes the importance of keeping the memories of loved ones alive during these poignant gatherings.
At the North Lawndale vigil, participants included parents of 41-year-old Miguel Padilla and the grandmother of 19-year-old Terrance Foster, both victims of unsolved shootings. By sharing their personal experiences and advocating for justice, these families hope to bring attention to their loved ones and inspire new leads for law enforcement.
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