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Join JHV In Celebrating Victim's Rights Week. Rose Hills Memorial Park & Mortuary Sunday, April 22, 2007 11:00am
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 The
Homicide Victims Memorial is the
first interactive memorial in the country dedicated exclusively
to homicide victims.
This elegant white marble kiosk rests on the grounds
of Rose Hills Cemetery in Whittier, California. It houses an interactive
digital theater which displays the biographies of hundreds of
homicide victims with more added each month.Made possible by a generous grant from Nick & Stacey Nicholas, the Homicide Victims Memorial is the only one of its kind in the country.  Not
only does the memorial represent a milestone in the accomplishments
of JHV - the annual celebration of Victims' Rights
Week draws visitors from throughout the country. The ceremony
includes awards
for the distinguished services performed by many District Attorneys,
Deputy D.A.'s, Mayors, Governors and countless Victims Rights
Advocates.
  Provided
by Justice for Homicide
Victims, this peaceful memorial is a place for
victims family and friends to remember and honor their loved-ones.
Families of homicide victims work with specially-trained biographers to create permanent, digital archives that keep the memory of their loved-ones alive forever. These interactive biographies, which are professionally prepared by Forever Memorial, are perpetually preserved and displayed on the interactive theater at the Homicide Victims Memorial as well as on the Forever Network website which is available through our Biographies section - allowing anyone to view your loved-one's biography from anywhere. For more information on the Homicide Victims Memorial, call toll-free (800) 928-5150.
"This magnificent memorial really says many things. It is state-of-the-art technology. It really does mean that the memory of loved-ones will be preserved for future generations." Former California Governor, Pete Wilson
HOMICIDE
VICTIMS MEMORIAL (800) 928-5150
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