Support
No one should endure the physical, emotional, and spiritual trauma of traffic violence alone. Support is the backbone of our work together, and our services are free of charge.
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Support Gatherings
Families for Safe Streets provides multiple support gatherings each month, enabling those who have been impacted by traffic violence to connect with peers in a supportive environment.
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Peer Mentor Program
The FSS Peer Mentor program matches bereaved family members, those seriously injured, and caregivers with trained volunteer support mentors who have been through similar experiences and are dedicated to helping others survive these life-altering tragedies.
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Resources
Our materials include an extensive Resource Guide covering victim’s rights, legal, and insurance systems, and more.
in AUGUST, WE HONOR LIVES FOREVER CHANGED..
Crash DEATHS
Madison Lyden
Rashad
Kayshawn Whitick
Isaiah Benloss
Robert Gibbons
James Langergaard
Aundrei Fuller (Dre')
Kory Lane Secrest
Leighton Parnham
Elijah Armand Wrancher
Ryan Koeppel
Autum Frank, Davina Frank
Alexis Hicks
Noah Bernardot
Shamar Porter
Tamy Quema Guahiac
Alice Dunleavy
William McConnell
Madison Lyden
Philippe Haussmann
Ellen Bengtson
Jac Cortes
Xaiver Davis
Julia Wren Gosim
Adrion
Jerrison Garcia
Jac Cortés
David Narvaez
Brandon K. Davis
Michael Shenkman
Israel Turcios
Yon Chi Yip Lau
Brendan Lee Davis-Hulse
Trevor Doom
John Hughes Oakes, Jr.
Mark Mcdonald Ringgold
Perry Kurtz
Chris Doyle
Sarah Debbink Langenkamp
Delmer Maldonado
Irving Schachter
Keith Powell
James Langergaard
David Narvaez
Rasha Shamoon
Paul Warren Sonkin
David Fernandez
Sarah Langenkamp
Philllipe Hausman
Mark Steven McDonald
David Fernandez
Adam Mcleer
Jose Alzorriz
Noah Benardout
Ellen Bengston
Jonah Holland
Crash INJURIES
Oscar Fischmann
Suu Bartlett
Dulcie Canton
Shannon Eichenauer
Kyle Eichenauer
Rachel Farber
Katya Kahl
Melanie Larosa
Michelle Patrich
Jamien Weddle
John Wheeler
Alexander Casper
Thomàz Mazzei
This is a record of anniversaries, past and present, that mark the lives forever changed by traffic violence. These month-based anniversaries are meant to honor those we have lost, acknowledge the ongoing journeys of survivors, and create space for remembrance, reflection, and collective action to prevent future harm.
NOTE: The dashes next to the names indicate ages or information we do not have.
If you do not see your or our loved one’s name listed, please complete the form below to have their names featured. If there is any additional information you’d like to add, please contact us at info-support@familieforsafestreets.org.