- Omaha families gathered for the third annual Gone But Not Forgotten Community Walk, with memorial booths lining Paxton Boulevard featuring pictures, artwork, and personal mementos for victims.
- Omaha Police Department Deputy Chief Jeremy Christensen confirmed that no unsolved homicide case is ever closed, and events like this walk help keep investigations active and visible.
- Darnell Coleman, whose son Ja’Sean was fatally shot at 24, said seeing the community come together brings him comfort as he continues to grieve and keep his son’s memory alive.
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Families impacted by violence gathered for the third annual Gone But Not Forgotten Community Walk, honoring loved ones who were killed and raising awareness about unsolved cases.
As families made their way to Fontenelle Park, memorial booths lined Paxton Boulevard. Pictures, artwork, cups and candy — each display telling the story of someone gone far too soon…