A Dedication to the families and individuals who have been affected by trauma, gun violence, and mental illness in our community.

Jaevone Harris
September 18, 1992 -November 17,2018

Jaevone attended and graduated from Henrico High School, after which he went on to serve his country in the U.S Navy; for four years. This was one of the happiest times of his life. He was one of the funniest people in the room 90% of the time. He lived to make others smile! Though he was the life of the party, he hid his own fears for years. Jaevone was struggling with his health while battling depression and life circumstances. He struggled every day to stay strong, but depression doesn't always look like sadness and tears, sometimes it looks like smiles and laughter.
You are truly missed and Loved forever. 
 

Hall Family
Tyesha Hall, Nyla Pemberton, Cantre Ruffin, Caiya Ruffin

On Tuesday March 28, 2023, a tragic shooting took place in the home of Tyesha Hall in Henrico, VA. Tyesha is a devoted single mother of 4 children and a dedicated advocate for domestic violence and mental health awareness as a QMHP in her community and has been for more than 20 years, sadly, she has now been personally impacted by the very thing she rallies against-domestic violence. 

https://gofund.me/1f50fea2

Darrell Johnson

August 16, 1978- February 26,2023

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Let's remember the homecoming of Darrell Kerry Johnson, Sr., who's fierce independence and amazing spirit made him shine like a beacon to us all.

Let's remember his time on earth as someone who loved so deeply and lived so vividly. He laughed, He smiled, and he lived to the fullest.

Let's never forget the lessons we have learned from Darrell; his generosity, zest for life and unwavering desire to make the world better.

Let's promise to always remember his warmth and enthusiasm for everything beautiful.

Ja'Bria Nevaeh Brown
May 29, 2006- June 17, 2023

Bria was a sweet, beautiful hearted, and goofy (like her mom) young women. She just wanted to enjoy life and have fun while striving to be the best she could be to make her mother proud. Her and her mother had plans of opening their own beauty bar. Ja'Bria was in the Highland Springs ACE center for Cosmetology. She and her mother had plans to graduate at the same time; Her mother Brittany Waddy would have finished esthetician school which would have been this year. They were just building to have their own business.

https://www.wtvr.com/news/local-news/graduation-party-shooting-update-june-22-2023