Community vigils held to honor victims of gun violence in Chicago
- During National Crime Victims' Rights Week, vigils occurred in Bessemer, Ala., and Chicago.
- These gatherings aimed to honor crime victims and support their families.
- Victims' families, local leaders, and community members attended the vigils.
- Felicia Groom, whose son Justin was killed in March 2022, said, "It doesn't get easier."
- Attendees sought to raise awareness, remember loved ones, and promote healing.
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Community vigils held to honor victims of gun violence in Chicago
CHICAGO - In honor of National Crime Victims' Rights Week, vigils were held Saturday in communities most affected by violence. One of those vigils, organized by Cornicki Bornds, was held at Grace Memorial Baptist Church in North Lawndale, where dozens of people formed a healing circle for families to share their stories and honor their loved ones. Bornds lost her son Fontaine Sanders to gun violence in 2017. Sanders was a 19-year-old college stu…
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