John Mapp Lycoming County Edward Joseph White Jr. Patrice McIntosh Constance “Connie” Lynn Wright Murray Mercer County Machelle Nelson Eric W. Williams Maria C. Peralta Montgomery County Luionel Perez Darryl Baker Antonio Rivera Jack St. Onge Elijah Rosado Deborah Harrison Potter County Anthony Palmieri Northampton County Richard Parker Schuylkill County Philadelphia County Atlanta Deveney Daron Drake Nekeisha Eugene Arthur Figeuiredo Ronald Fischman Aimee Girard Monet Hall Lawrence Quinn Somerset County Karen Louise Harkcom Aubrinna Kovalcik Caressa Kovalcik Venango County Lloyd “Bud” Shontz Washington County Richard Bauduin Jr. Louise Weis-Edmonds Westmoreland County Holly George Anita Sabol Dawn Marie Wagner York County Jessica Mellinger Billie Jo Bratton Shirley P. Westheafer Cari Stailey PA SAYS NO MORE Susquehanna County John Webster * List compiled from public records & police reports Participating Legislators (as of Oct. 8, 2014) Rep. Will Tallman (R-Adams) Sen. Charles McIlhinney (R-Bucks) Sen. Pat Vance (R-Cumberland) Sen. Rob Teplitz (D-Dauphin) Rep. Sid Michaels Kavulich (D-Lackawanna) Sen. Mike Folmer (R-Lebanon) Rep. Mike Schlossberg (D-Lehigh) Rep. Daniel McNeill (D-Lehigh) Sen. Bob Mensch (R-Montgomery) Rep. Todd Stephens (R-Montgomery) Rep. Marcy Toepel (R-Montgomery) Rep. Mike Regan (R-York) Sen. Scott Wagner (R-York) Rep. Stan Saylor (R-York) Rep. Keith Gillespie (R-York) Rep. Brendan Boyle (D-Philadelphia) Rep. James Roebuck (D-Philadelphia) www.pasaysnomore.com October 14, 2014 Agenda Noon – Opening remarks - Peg Dierkers, PCADV Executive Director Moment of Silence - Stephanie Maurer, mother of victim killed in 2008 Governor Corbett opening remarks Roll Call - Names of domestic violence homicide victims are read Closing Remarks - Governor Corbett 1:00pm – Adjourn - Peg Dierkers Stephanie Maurer Stephanie Garman Maurer worked for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for more than 20 years. From 1998 to 2013, she served in the Department of the Auditor General, most recently as deputy auditor general for performance audits in the administration of Auditor General Jack Wagner. Earlier she worked in the private sector both in banking and health care administration. Her very first job after college was in teaching, and for the past seven years she resumed that role part time as an adjunct instructor at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. She holds a master’s degree from Shippensburg State University. Kirsten Julia Maurer In January 2008, Stephanie’s daughter, Kirsten, was murdered by her husband. Stephanie subsequently began speaking out about domestic violence; she has also served for four years on the board of the Pennsylvania Coalition against Domestic Violence. Her two sons, Thomas, 32, and Seth, 28, often accompany her to speaking engagements. For more information about Kirsten, visit: www.inmemoryofkirsten.com www.pasaysnomore.com Pennsylvanians who have lost their lives due to domestic violence October 2013–October 2014* Allegheny County Dereck Frye Amy Gorsuch Mark Hoey Erin Hoey LaRay Jones Mickey Liposchok James Payne Luke Schlemmer Daniel Schlemmer Teresa Smith Nancy Whiteside Catherine Willett Lauren Williams Franklin County Thomas Olson Beaver County Katelyn Francis Patricia Thompson Lay Lackawanna County Kathleen Talerico Silas Nelson Berks County Alexis Nogueras-Torres Lancaster County Melissa Joseph Bucks County Orlando Bronner Karen Yiambilis Lawrence County Mariah Jai Anderson Douglas C. Weingartner Butler County Dana Wilson Miller Lebanon County Milagros Lopez Cambria County Linsey Wolfe Lehigh County Etab Makhoul Wilson Mejias Thida Myint Carbon County Denise Wilkinson Cumberland County Mary Tolbert Dauphin County Heather Marie Bechtel Jonathan Frysinger James Harbst Yevette Morrison Delaware County Christina Belajonas Masako Griffin Harry McCabe Linda Rooney Cion Styles Deanna Winkelvoss Erie County Mary Burrows Fayette County Leah Fields Luzerne County Jeffery Evans Ronald Evans Dorothy Koreny Camryn Lee Shultz Michelle Volciak (continued) www.pasaysnomore.com