WAUKESHA- A memorial honoring the six victims killed during the Waukesha Christmas Parade last November now adorns the walls at Waukesha City Hall.
The City’s Twitter account shared a photo of the memorial that includes six individual paintings commissioned by artist Joanne Bowring.
Paintings of the deceased victims of the parade tragedy are hanging in City Hall thanks to artist Joanne Bowring and Art & Framing 1 2 3. Memorial Commission will meet on March 31 to discuss location options for a permanent memorial. Public is invited to attend. #WaukeshaStrong pic.twitter.com/xaGbJNjS9V
— cityofwaukesha (@CityofWaukesha) March 18, 2022
The city says the Memorial Commission will meet on March 31st to discuss location options for a permanent memorial.
The six were killed when prosecutors say Darrell Brooks Jr. drive his SUV through the parade route. Brooks faces six counts of homicide and more than 60 other charges stemming from the incident. He will stand trial in October.
