That’s me on page 2 of the Journal (e-paper) on Dec. 5. My only child, Jennifer Leigh McCullough, aged 21, was killed by an impaired driver celebrating the holidays on Dec. 10, 2003. We had just put up the tree the day before, wrapped all the gifts on her list, when we got the dreaded knock on the door telling us our beautiful child had been needlessly, senselessly, violently killed. Read More
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