Ceremony honors victims of Bronx River Parkway crash
A special ceremony was held today at Saint Raymond's Church to remember the victims lost in the Bronx River Parkway crash almost three months ago. A plaque and an evergreen tree were dedicated in memory
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Jun 20, 2012, 10:02 PM
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A special ceremony was held today at Saint Raymond's Church to remember the victims lost in the Bronx River Parkway crash almost three months ago.
A plaque and an evergreen tree were dedicated in memory of Jasylyn Gonzalez, one of the seven people who lost their lives in the crash.
The young girl's mother, Maria Gonzalez, her grandparents, her aunt, Maria Nunez, and Nunez's two young daughters were also killed in the accident.
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