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Such a lasting and generous gesture to have scholarships in the memory of each victim.
The victims were young artists, musicians, a ballerina, and an engineer, so the money will be put into the Arts, which is a fantastic tribute - and it ensures that the victims are never forgotten.
I have wondered whether the Obrien/Liknes families will establish a tribute of some sort, perhaps in Stanley Park ... like a Bench.
For example, another case on this forum is about two missing girls, Lyric Cook and Elizabeth Collins. The bodies were found, there has been no arrest, but the families have been working hard (fundraising) to create a park in their memory. This statue was recently added to the park in their memory.
It's worth noting that they vanished on July 13, 2012, and their remains were found 20 miles away on Dec 5, 2012. It usually takes a long time, and a lot of luck, to find the remains of victims that have been hidden in secluded rural areas.
Photo Link: http://siouxcityjournal.com/news/st...cle_9178d84c-64af-583f-a1e6-ee9fc76135e1.html