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Parents Of Murdered Children, Inc.
VALLEY OF THE SUN CHAPTER
F
“For the Families & Friends of those who have died by violence”
P.O. Box 39603 Phoenix, AZ 85069-9603
(602) 254-8818 Chapter E-mail: [email protected]
* National Organization of Parents Of Murdered Children, Inc. (POMC)
4960 Ridge Ave., Cincinnati, OH, 45209 (513-721-5683) Fax (513-345-4489)
http://www.pomc.com/phoenix/index.html
Toll Free Number (888) 818-7662
Volume 21; No. 11 November 2012
MONTHLY MEETING
LOCATIONS
Grief support meetings
EASTSIDE
November 27, 2012 7pm
CRIME VICTIMS LEGAL ASSISTANCE
PROJECT
Free legal aide to help assert victims' rights
through Arizona Voice for Crime Victims @
(602) 258-1812, P.O. Box 875920, Tempe, AZ
85287-5920 or contact Mary
Wallace at [email protected].
(4th TUESDAY of each month)
Special Note: For the Eastside Support Group
Meeting, please consider bringing nonperishable/canned food items to donate to the
church.
SPEAKER/INFORMATION
MEETING
November 13, 2012
7 PM
(2nd Tuesday of the month)
Mountain View Lutheran Church
11002 S. 48th Street, Phoenix
(1/2 mile west of I-10 at 48th Street & Elliot)
Room 8
Facilitator: Mari Bailey
(602) 405-7401
[email protected]
Co-facilitator: Mark & Sandy LeGault
(480) 242-0038
WESTSIDE
****NOTE: NEW LOCATION****
Sojourner Center, 2330 East Fillmore St.,
24th Street not far off Loop 202
Speaker Meeting this month will feature
Dr. Sandi Howlette, Grief Specialist from
Hansen's Mortuaries. She will present
"Getting Through the Holidays.”
November 27, 2012 7pm
(4th TUESDAY of each month)
Antioch Church of God in Christ
9600 West Peoria Avenue
NW Corner just off
Loop 101
Facilitator: Beckie Miller
(623) 582-2406
Co-facilitator: Kathy Hernandez
(623) 707-6825
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NEWSLETTER EDITOR
Cynthia Harvey 602-482-8329
Mail Memorial Page items for “The Journey”, by
the 10th of the month prior to publication to:
POMC Editor
1925 E. Vista Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85022
Payment for articles should be mailed to the
P.O. Box address listed on the newsletter heading.
You can also email items to [email protected] Be
sure to place any article/picture in an attachment,
otherwise it can’t be accessed properly (especially
pictures) and may not be used. Also be sure to put POMC
newsletter in the subject line of the email or it may be
overlooked.
“Death leaves a heartache no one can heal. Love leaves a memory no one can steal.”
Millie Alexander
November, 1983
Xavier F. Valdez
November 5, 1994
Richard Falconi
November 9, 1997
Roberto Enrique Esquivel
November, 2002
Guillermo Rodriguez
November 5, 2005
Rozalind Guss
November, 2007
Kyle Alexander Weis
November 5, 2007
Jimmie Southall
November 10, 1990
& Sister Paula Irons
November 15, 2003
Connie Searing
November, 2010
Anthony Nathaniel Angstadt
November 5, 2007
Brad Hansen
November 10, 1995
Alexis, Friend of Amanda
November, 2011
Justin Spencer
November 5, 2009
Jose Bandin
November 10, 1996
Rhenda Lou Adams
November 1, 2002
Dawn Baltimore-Hawkins
November 6, 1998
Robert Marcos Samarripas
November 10, 2007
Tajuana Davidson
November 2, 1993
Michael Metz
November 6, 2002
Michael Landeros
November 11, 2007
Laurence L. Lawrence, Jr.
November 2, 2010
Carlos Ramirez
November 6, 2002
Rogelio Delreal
November 11, 2008
Howard Levey
November 3, 1996
Jeffrey Scott Heinze
November 6, 2009
Laurence Lee Lawrence, Jr.
November 11, 2010
Michael Jeffries
November 3, 2001
Joseph Lee Perea
November 7, 2002
James Michael Petty, Jr.
November 12, 2004
Randall Goodwin
November 3, 1999
Kerrie Almond
November 8, 1995
David Liu
November 13, 1994
Lee Danae Laursen
November 4, 2005
Chip Schubert
November 8, 2006
Mariano J. Guzman
November 13, 2005
Paul Findley
November 5, 1994
Shelby Jane Bays
November 9, 2007
2 Carlos “Justin” Garcia
November 13, 2006
Felicia Alarcon
November 17, 2007
Harold “Hal” Randolph Bone
November 23, 1995
Beverly Gayle
November 14, 1960
David Nicholas Montoya
November 18, 2007
Robert Garcia, Jr.
November 24, 1994
Presciliano Ruiz Johnson-Mariscal
November 14, 2008
Servando Licona Espinosa
November 19, 1999
Anthony Martinez
November 24, 1997
Brian Pugh
November 14, 2008
Whisper Cox
November 19, 2006
Tami Kay Potter
November 25, 2005
Susan Gail Clow
November 15, 1989
Erik Busch
November 19, 2006
Beatrice Tovar
November 26/27, 2000
Theresa Diane Cook
November 15, 1998
Brian Mann
November 19, 2010
Alexander Niazi
November 26, 2009
Edward “Mark” Martin, Jr
November 15, 2005
Alejandro Meza Zazueta
November 21, 2005
Molly Murphy Elliott
November 27, 1996
Whisper Brewer
November 15, 2006
Michael Allen Lemay
November 22, 2000
Brad Martinez
November 28, 1997
Daniel Lee Hurt
November 16, 2002
James Martinez, Jr.
November 22, 2004
Melinda Gabrielle Landeros
November 28, 2008
Yvonne Washington
November 16, 2007
Ronald Ray Grenz
November 22, 1994
Richard Gray
November 30, 2010
Servando Licona Espinosa
November 17, 1999
Robert Prologo
November 22, 1998
Carl Anello, Jr.
November 17, 2007
Brandon Michael Selph
November 23, 2004
3 *Every effort is made to
ensure accuracy on this
page. Please call ASAP
with changes.
VALLEY OF THE SUN CHAPTER NEWS
TRIAL & JUDICIAL & ARREST UPDATES
●The trial for the killer of Jeremy Brewer, son of Bonnie Ellery began August 7, and has ended with a guilty
verdict. One of the perpetrators plea bargained and his sentencing was September 7. The one on trial was
sentenced on September 27 and received a life sentence without parole - Life Means Life.
● Trial for the killer of Cody Joe Cordova, son of Debra Harms began September 27. Though charged with
first-degree murder the jury found him guilty of second-degree. His sentencing hearing will be November 6.
● There was an arrest in the murder of Javier Pereida, brother of Yoana Romero, who was killed August of
2011 in Tucson.
● The trial for the killer of Kyleigh Sousa, daughter of Karen Zitzow, began in October.
● The killer of Carol Anello, Jr., who was previously convicted and sentenced, appealed and got a second trial
based on the jury knowing his priors during the first trial. He was found guilty of manslaughter, rather than the
original second-degree murder, but during the sentencing the judge gave him 21 years with the maximum to be
served, not 85%.
● The alleged perpetrator in the murder of Joey Gonzales, brother of Mary Ann, has finally been arrested after
nearly 12 years. Joey was twenty-years old and killed December of 2000.
● The killer of Zachary Marco, son of Claudia and Dan Marco, has accepted a plea agreement and will be
sentenced in November.
“Our hearts, thoughts and prayers are with each and every family member as they endure this necessary but
difficult process.”
IN LOVING MEMORY GIFT DONATIONS (THANK YOU!)
(*All donations are tax deductible: Our chapter exists on the generosity of others and grants) If you would like to
have your loved one’s name listed here each and every month like some are all you need do is contribute a small
amount monthly to the chapter in their loving memory to do so). Some below do in-kind contributions such as
working in the POMC Office or donating the fax-line etc. Some give their restitution checks to POMC.
♥ Debbie Spencer in very loving memory of her son, Justin Spencer.
♥ Cynthia Clark-Harvey in very loving memory of her daughter, Erica.
♥ Don & Beckie Miller in very loving memory of their son, Brian Ray Miller.
♥ Carolee Holbrook in very loving memory of her son, Brett Holbrook.
CORPORATE & OTHER DONATIONS THANK YOU!
UNITED WAY (Note: the write in number to designate funds to our chapter through your employee
contributions is 0772) You must use this number for designating any funds to go to our chapter. Our chapter
name is not listed except by number.
AMERICAN EXPRESS: donated by Lindison Webb in memory of Edwood Webb and in honor of Emily and
Nigel Potter.
COLD CASE REGISTRY FOR HOMICIDES
The Phoenix Police Department now has a Cold Case Registry on line. The link is
http://phoenix.gov/police/investigations/coldcase/index.html. The second phase of this website project will
eventually include a searchable listing of cold cases with a brief synopsis of each case. Interested persons can
then send us information on the case or be routed to Silent Witness should they want to do so. Hopefully, this
will generate more tips and leads and move more cases to successful resolution. Many family members just
need to know their loved one's case is still open, and hopefully this will give them solace that the case is not
forgotten.
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Chapter news cont’d SPEAKER INFORMATION MEETING
This month's meeting featured Jan Upchurch, Director of Victim Services at the Arizona Department of
Corrections and she spoke to our members about what her office does for victims of crime. Jan's husband, a
DPS officer was killed by a drunk driver and she began her career helping crime victims that eventually led her
to the Department of Corrections. One question asked of Jan was if an inmate is being moved to another
facility, another state, do victims have any say in it and no it is up to the department whether or not to move
them.
Jan mentioned her office staff will also go with victims to parole and our commutation hearings if you
contact her.
Restitution came up and the frustrations crime victims often feel with getting that. DOC has come a
long way in making sure, if the inmate receives money from family or friends and or works in prison that
restitution (when court ordered) is taken out and reaches the victims. However, once the inmates are released
from prison there is no control over them paying restitution. A suggestion was a law being passed that would
allow judges to send them back to prison if they are not trying to pay their restitution. Hum!?
If you have a question or concern regarding inmates please contact Jan at the Office of Victim Services
for the Arizona Department of Corrections at 602-542-1853 or email www.azcorrections.gov.
NEW SENTENCING LAWS IN HOMICIDES
The governor signed into law and it was effective in August the LIFE MEANS LIFE bill HB 2373. Arizona
previously has had two life sentences, one natural life and one with a chance of parole after 25 years. This
eliminates the life with the possibility of parole for adults convicted of murder (13-1105 (A) (1) or (3). There is
also an increase in time of sentences for second-degree murder to 25 or 29 years, if the person has previously
been convicted of second-degree murder or a class 2 or 3 dangerous offense.
NEW NAMES ADDED TO MEMORIAL WALL "IN THEIR LOVING MEMORIES"
Robert Prologo
Justin Spencer
SIBLING ON LINE SUPPORT
Amanda Harris, a member of our chapter, has formed an on line Sibling Support venue.
www.unitingsiblings.com or phone her for more information at 623-866-3189. Amanda lost her brother Joshua
to murder and understands the sibling grief in a way only siblings can.
FYI: SPANISH SPEAKING SURVIVORS MEETING
Spanish Speaking support meetings. “Parents and Families of Murdered Children,” not a part of POMC,
have changed meeting locations. They now meet at 6201 North 35th Avenue, Suite B-4, Phoenix AZ 85017.
For more information please call Jose Guzman at (602) 246-1335 (cell) or (602) 463-3932. Also Bajo Las
Mismas Lagrimas “Under the Same Tears” meets every other Monday, Golden Gate Community Center, 6:00
p.m. at 39th Avenue and McDowell. Please call Mercedes Cazarez (602) 367-4009 or 623-444-0171.
ANNUAL HOLIDAY MEMORIAL SERVICE "In Their Loving Memories."
Our annual Holiday Memorial Service will be December 8 at the Shepherd of the Valley Church and
will be followed by a catered dinner. Invitations with more information will be mailed out in November. We
have a video tribute to our loved ones and if your loved one's picture is not on the video and you wish to have it
in there please mail or email to us by November 20. [email protected] or PO Box 39603 Phoenix AZ
85069-9603. Those who previously sent in pictures do not need to resend.
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►CHAPTER WINDOW DECALS AND BRACELETS FOR SALE◄
We have custom made white window decals in a beautiful circular design with our name, chapter web site,
and logo with a sun surrounding a parent/child for sale. They are $10 and they are for the outside of your car
window and last through weather and car washes or you can even put them on house windows ( I did). Also
our Chapter Bracelets are black and red multi with “POMC” and “Always in our Hearts” (our loved ones) on
them. These are only $3. To order, just send a note and payment to our PO Box 39603, Phoenix AZ 850699603. The window decals are better than bumper stickers, easier to remove when needed and come with
instructions for attaching.
NATIONAL POMC INFORMATION
☺ CINCINNATI OHIO OFFICE☺
●NEXT YEAR'S POMC CONFERENCE: Hope to see all of you next year at the 27th Annual POMC
National Conference which will be hosted by the Greater Cincinnati Area Chapter. It will be held at the Hilton
Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, August 15-18, 2013.
•WEBSITE NEWS: The Parents Of Murdered Children website is going to be under construction and there
may be pages that are not accessible during this time. Please let us know if you are having any difficulties with
this.
• AUTO DONATIONS: We are encouraging all chapters and contact persons to get involved with POMC
Debit Authorization. You can now donate to NATIONAL POMC by setting up an automatic withdrawal from
your bank account to National. Contact National for a debit authorization form. This is a fast and easy way to
make a donation to National to help us help others. Your donation is withdrawn at the same time of the month
each month and no amount is too small. We appreciate your help during these difficult economic times.
● PAROLE BLOCK PROGRAM: To date this program had kept more than 1357 prisoners who committed
murders from being released early. Parole Block was begun in 1990 and all members across the United States
whose loved one’s killer is up for early release/parole consideration can file a petition with National that is sent
nationwide for signatures protesting their release.
 TOPIC FORUM: POMC has a “Topic Forum” on its web site. It provides a place where survivors all over
the U.S. can communicate with each other. It’s a good place to suggest to those who aren’t able to attend
monthly grief support meetings to utilize the support. Please let your members know that it is there for
additional support so that they can tell their other family members, co-workers and friends who may be in states
where we have no POMC chapters.
 SECOND OPINION SERVICES: A program that provides second opinions on unsolved or complicated
cases by a national board comprised solely of experts in the medical, law enforcement and investigative fields.
 MURDER IS NOT ENTERTAINMENT (MINE) PROGRAM: Through this program, POMC raises
public awareness to the insensitivity of murder as entertainment through toys, games, murder mystery
weekends, drive by shooting fashions, serial killer trading cards and anything that glamorizes violence.
 BIG TURN OFF: This is an annual event, each January, in which citizens are asked to turn of their
televisions for one evening during prime time hours to protest the violence on television.
 MURDER WALL: (A traveling tribute honoring the memories of murder victims). A photo album is also
available with each plaque. Currently, the cost is $75 to add your loved ones names to the Walnut Plaques that
comprise the Murder Wall. You have two pages for the photo album to add information, poetry or pictures.
 SILENCED VOICES: A program begun in January 2002 which advocates for the vigorous investigation
and prosecution of those responsible for the murder of abused children. The first case was that of Brandi
Conley. POMC was instrumental in bringing charges against her parents.
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nat’l news cont’d
●SURVIVORS NEWSLETTER is available through National for only $10 per year. It is a wonderful way to
stay connected, keep informed about POMC nationally and also to SUPPORT national financially. Please order
using the form below. . .
NATIONAL POMC SURVIVORS NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIPTION FORM
Please find enclosed $10.00 for my annual subscription (three issues) for the Survivors
Newsletter. Please consider adding an extra subscription fee to help defray the cost for
someone who cannot afford it.
Enclosed is my
Name:____________________________
_____Check
_____Money Order
In the amount of $_______for
Address:__________________________
_______year (s) subscription.
City:_____________________________
State/Zip:_________________________
Please charge $___________for ____year(s)
subscription to my:
____Visa
____Master Card
Phone: ( )______________________
Mail to: POMC, Inc.
100 E. Eighth St., B-41
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Card Number:_________________________
Expiration Date:_______________________
____I have enclosed an extra subscription fee to defray
the cost for someone who cannot afford a Survivors
Newsletter subscription.
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How Long Will It Take
How long will it take me to get over the feeling of sorrow?
A lifetime.
How long will I continue to feel guilty?
As long as it takes you to realize you did nothing wrong.
How long will it take me to get over my anger?
As long as it will take you to stop blaming yourself and others, and realize it was the combination of
unpredictable happenings that occur in one’s lifetime.
Why do friends give such horrid advice?
To cover up their own inability to handle the situation.
Will I ever be happy again and be able to laugh?
An emphatic YES!
How long is long?
As long as it takes for you to go through the process. Each individual has his or her own time-table, but it is up
to you to make the decision when to start healing.
~~The Compassionate Friends, Fort Lauderdale, FL
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To My Brother, Eric Allen Aucker 1/15/1981 – 12/5/2009
People say the death of a loved one gets easier over time. How
can that be when over time you look around and your kids are a little
older, Holidays, Birthday's and births of new babies in the family have
passed and that person has missed it all, and when all your family is
together it never feels complete. Over time the tears you cry for that
person flow as easy and fast as they did the day they went away. Over
time it gets easier when I have to explain to my kids why we go and put
flowers on a grave for their Uncle. It gets a lot easier when they ask
why Uncle Eric is in heaven and I have to debate on telling them he was
murdered or make up some not so upsetting story. To know that the
person who took him from us is still out there makes it easy to be
angry because we have no closure. I don't think it gets any easier to
watch or hear my mom cry or hear my kids, nieces and nephews say "I
miss him.” People who say it gets easier must just be in a different
situation because I think it just gets harder.
Debbie Aucker Martin 8 Memorial Wall Order Form
Please add my loved one’s name to the “Valley of
the Sun Memorial Wall in their Memories.” Each
Nameplate is $10. Our wall is displayed at many
special events across the valley such as the
Victims’ Rights Vigil at the State Capitol.
NAME__________________________________
Age:___________ Murder date: _____________
Picture Board
___Check here if sending picture for the picture
board (no cost).
Picture Buttons
___Please make #____picture buttons of my loved
one. (Enclose photo) Each button is 3”, and costs
$5.
** Send a Self Addressed Stamped Envelope if
you want your photo returned.
*Make all checks out to POMC ….
*Mail to P.O. Box 39603
Phoenix AZ 85069-9603
“The Journey” Memorial Order Form (newsletter)
Please reserve:
□ ¼ page (donation $10)
□ ½ page (donation $20)
□ Full page (donation $40)
Month you wish memorial to appear in:__________________
Loved One’s Name__________________________________
Date of Birth _______________Date of Death____________
YOUR Name______________________________________
YOUR Phone Number_______________________________
A quarter page will hold either a picture OR a brief message; a
half page will hold a picture and short poem OR message,
depending on space. If a photo is included, please provide
identification of the person on the back. If you wish the photo
to be returned include a self-addressed stamped envelope, big
enough for the picture to fit in. Unless otherwise specified,
location, size and structure of the text and picture will be at
editor’s discretion and space permitting.
*Return this form with your material for The Journey by the
10th of the month preceding the issue you wish it to appear in.
THANKS FOR CARING
To The Sojourner Center for donating our
Speaker meeting room; to Cross Point Christian
& Mountain View Lutheran Churches for the
Support Group meeting rooms; to The
Department of Public Safety VOCA for the grant
for our newsletter & everyone who has donated
gifts of their time, talents and energy to our
chapter activities. With your help we are able
to continue the outreach that is needed by our
community.
*A donation for the memorial page can be made by sending a
check made out to POMC with the memorial information in care
of:
Cynthia Harvey, Newsletter Editor
1925 E. Vista Dr.
Phoenix, AZ 85022
CONTACT NUMBERS
POMC (after hrs V/M) ..................... ..(602) 254-8818
CRISIS LINE/MOBILE CRISIS TEAM
Empact Crisis Line ......................... …..(480) 784-1500
THE VALLEY OF THE SUN
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OTHER HELP LINES
Teen Lifeline .................................. …..(602) 248-8336
GrandCare (Grandparents help line)…..(602) 274-5022
Beckie Miller, Chapter-Leader ..............(623) 582-2406
Sue Osolin, Co-Leader .........................(602) 938-4593
Cynthia Clark-Harvey, Co-Leader…….(602) 482-8329
Don Miller, Treasurer ...........................(623) 582-2406
Mari Bailey, Secretary………………….(602)-405-7401
Kathy Hernandez-Schofield .................(623) 707-6825
Tim Osolin ............................................(602) 938-4593
Mark LeGault……………………………(480) 242-0038
Sandy LeGault…………………………..(480) 242-0038
Angie Saucedo....................................(480) 209-8465
Amanda Harris.....................................(623) 866-3189
Chapter E-mail……………………. [email protected]
Crime Victims Legal Assistance Project (480) 965-5640
Maricopa County Attorney,
Victim Services Advocates
(602) 506-8522
Crime Victim Compensation (602) 506-4955
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Fo
or That,
I Am
m Thankfu
ul
by Darcie Simm
ms
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n't seem to get
g any be
etter...
but it do
oesn't get any
a worse either.
e
For that, I am thank
kful.
e guests stilll come,
The
The
e dishes pille up...
but the dishwa
asher work
ks.
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There arre no more
e pictures to
t be
taken...
but therre are mem
mories to be
e
cherishe
ed.
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kful.
The
e name is sttill missing
g,
The
e words stilll unspoken
n...
but the silence
e is shared
d.
For that, I am tthankful
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he table...
but the circle
c
of fam
mily gathe
ers close.
For that, I am thank
kful.
The
e snow still falls,
The
e sled still w
waits,
and
d the spirit still wants to...
For that, I am tthankful.
The turk
key is smalller...
but therre is still stu
uffing.
For that, I am thank
kful.
The
e stillness remains...
but the sadnesss is smalle
er.
For that, I am tthankful.
The day
ys are shortter...
but the nights
n
are softer.
For that, I am thank
kful
e moment iss gone...
The
but the love iss forever.
For that, I am b
blessed.
For that, I am g
grateful...
The pain
n is still the
ere...
but it lassts only mo
oments.
For that, I am thank
kful.
ve was once
e
Lov
(and
d still is)
A p art of my b
being...
For that, I am lliving.
The cale
endar still turns,
t
The holiidays still appear
a
And the
ey still cost too much....
But I am
m still here.
For that, I am thank
kful.
I am
m LIVING....
and
d for that, I am thankfu
ul.
The room is still em
mpty,
The sou
ul still achess...
but the heart
h
reme
embers.
For that, I am thank
kful.
May
y your holidays be filled
with
h reasons to be thank
kful.
Hav
ving loved and having
g been
love
ed is perha
aps the mosst
won
ndrous reason of all.
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In Loving Memory of Ryan Andrew Osolin
Nov. 29, 1978 - Dec. 2, 1997

Love and miss you more and more....You are
an uncle again...I wish you were here to see
your new niece, Allison Grace. Too much time
has passed but not enough to heal the
hurt...You are loved and missed every day.
Your niece, Angelina, ringing the bell for you
at our National Day of Remembrance.
Just a Memory Away
I'm no longer by your side,
but there's no need to weep;
I've left sweet recollections
I'm hoping you will keep.
Eternal joy and memories
stay in our hearts forever,
Strengthening our special bond
that parting cannot sever.
Now it's time to journey on-so let your faith be strong,
For I am in a better place...
I'm home where I belong.
And if times of loneliness
bring sorrow and dismay,
Don't despair, for I am there...
Love, Mom, Dad, Timmy, Ashley,
Angelina and Allison
Just a memory away
--Rita S. Beer
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
Parents Of Murdered Children, Inc., is a self-help organization dedicated to the aftermath of
murder. The success of its mission depends upon the participation of the families and friends of
those lost to murder.
POMC number (602) 254-8818
WHY WE ARE HERE:
MISSION STATEMENT: “POMC makes the difference through ongoing emotional support, education,
prevention, advocacy, and awareness.”
VISION STATEMENT: “To provide support and assistance to all survivors of homicide victims while
working to create a world free of murder.”
This project is supported by Grant No. 2012-VA-GX-0022 from the US Department of Justice - Office for Victims of Crime.
The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication/program/exhibition are those of
the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the US DOJ or the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
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PARENTS OF MURDERED CHILDREN, INC.
VALLEY OF THE SUN CHAPTER
P.O. Box 39603
Phoenix AZ 85069-9603
(602) 254-8818