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A rally in memory of murdered toddler Jeremy Galmon brought together many grandmothers and family members of murder victims at A.L. Davis Park in Central City. Pastors are trying to continue the momentum of people coming forward with information, as they did for the toddler killed. It was also a platform for grandmothers to speak up and assume the role of family matriarch with leadership they held more prominently in years past.

Grandmothers Speak Out Against Violent Crime

( Sandra Gonzalez / October 16, 2010 )

A rally in memory of murdered toddler Jeremy Galmon brought together many grandmothers and family members of murder victims at A.L. Davis Park in Central City. Pastors are trying to continue the momentum of people coming forward with information, as they did for the toddler killed. It was also a platform for grandmothers to speak up and assume the role of family matriarch with leadership they held more prominently in years past.

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