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John,

Kimber Mills was an 18-year-old girl who lost her life during a bonfire
party. Kimber was a high-school senior who had a whole life in front of
her and it was stolen far too soon.

This should never be the case. Far too many bright, kind, and young people
across the country have their lives stolen by the epidemic of gun
violence. Our schools aren’t safe. Our movie theaters, malls, streets,
even houses aren’t safe from gun violence. 

But despite this tragedy, Kimber Mills legacy lives on. Kimber donated her
organs and her heart saved the life of a 7-year-old.

Kimber Mills’ Honor Walk through the halls of the hospital was lined with
loved ones, supporters, and strangers in pink (Kimber’s favorite color)
who Kimber’s story touched. [ [link removed] ]You can see video of the Honor Walk by
clicking here →

We honor Kimber and we demand a better future. One where Kimber would
still be with her friends and family. We won’t forget and we won’t move
on, we’ll keep fighting for Kimber and for every victim and survivor of
gun violence.

In remembrance,

March For Our Lives

 

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