Murdered gay activist Lou Rispoli honored with candlelight vigil
Hundreds take back Woodside for Lou Rispoli. They march for safety for all at Saturday’s vigil for murdered gay activist.
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Murdered gay activist Lou Rispoli honored with candlelight vigil
Mike Horn, right, comforted Lou Rispoli’s husband, Danyal Lawson, before the beginning of Saturday night’s march.
Murdered gay activist Lou Rispoli honored with candlelight vigil
Make the Road members marched for Lou and for equality.
Murdered gay activist Lou Rispoli honored with candlelight vigil
Marchers carried white geraniums and candles.
Murdered gay activist Lou Rispoli honored with candlelight vigil
Danyal Lawson and Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer, right, led the march down 43rd Avenue.
Murdered gay activist Lou Rispoli honored with candlelight vigil
Woodside singer Nicholle Bittlingmeyer sang “Amazing Grace.”
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Marchers carried white geraniums and candles.
Murdered gay activist Lou Rispoli honored with candlelight vigil 1
Mike Horn, right, comforted Lou Rispoli’s husband, Danyal Lawson, before the beginning of Saturday night’s march.
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