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Victim Memorials and Support:

Angel Outside My Window

AOMW is a site dedicated to memorial pages made for the victims of drunk drivers.

http://aomwmemorials.mybravenet.com

Another Victim Of A Drunk Driver

A victims personal account of the accident and her recovery.

http://a10jennielynn.tripod.com

Brat Boy

A page in memory of a high school student that was killed by a drunk driver. It also has updates as the case goes through the court system, which has been ongoing for over a year.

http://www.angelfire.com/md3/inmemory/Beau.html

Graand

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www.graand.com

Daddy, Sleep

A man's struggle to cope with the loss of his wife and daughter to a drunk driver. Includes help links.

http://www.angelfire.com/country/bjflatman/friends/daddysleep.html

Death Upon Innocents

Story of a mother whose daughter and granddaughter were late coming home. Mother goes to look for them and comes upon a DUI crash. Her world is changed forever.

http://www.wendyandkimberly.com/

DWI Memorial of Perpetual Tears

Create a memorial that would remind the public of the never-ending devastation of DWI. The memorial will offer comfort to families of DWI victims and education for those unaware of the problem.

http://www.dwimemorialofperpetualtears.org

Farewell to Anita Christian

The tragic story of drunk driving victims; Anita Christian and Robert Edwards. Guestbook and email contact is included.

http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/acgoodbye/archive.html

In Memory of John L. Sowers Sr.

John L. Sowers Sr., killed by a drunk driver on April 7th, 2002. This site is meant to honor him and to educate others of the dangers of drinking and driving.

http://www.john-sowers-sr.com/

Jason's Page

Jason Goldner a 19 year old killed while driving drunk. Tribute from Jason's mother to her son.

http://www.jasongoldner.com

Orillia Against Drunk Driving

Community-based non-profit organization founded in 1994 in memory of Tim Abernethy who was killed by a drunk driver at age 15 years.

http://www.oadd.ca

Robert Thomas Church

Lost his life due to his decision to drink and drive. Learn from this tragedy.

http://www.arrivealive.com/

RoseAnn Incontro

RoseAnn Incontro was killed by a repeat drunk driver. See how one person's decision to drink and then drive can affect the lives of so many other people.

http://groups.msn.com/RoseAnnIncontro/home.htm

Sixteen Year Old Member of SADD Killed by a Drunk Driver

A brief history of a daughter, how she died, and how it affected the family.

http://aleia.freeservers.com

Stop DWI Now

Dedication to those killed or injured due to a DWI accident.

http://www.webspawner.com/users/stopdwinow/

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