SUCCESSFUL PROGRESS OF BRIDES IN LAWRENCE 
Hundreds of people marched in memory of the victims of domestic violence on Sunday September 26th through the streets of South and North of Lawrence, Massachusetts, under the coordination of women's organization "Right Hand", which was founded by Wendy Luzon with other women in the community . The March of Brides started 8 years ago in New York, following the murder of Gladys Ricart Dominican, just before leaving for the church to get married, by bullets fired by his partner who was previously, which occurred at home and before his son and other family disintegrated when she wore her wedding dress. Among those participating in the activity were the City Mayor William Lantigua, State Rep., Mr. Marcos Devers, Congresswoman Niki Tsongas, the Deputy Chief of Police Melix Bonilla, President of the Dominican Parade in Lawrence, Brian Pena, Father Joel Almon, representatives of other organizations such as the YWCA, were accompanying the walkers. Ladies dressed girlfriends, teens and girls of different ages and gentlemen dressed in black and others, marched from the Plaza 114, in the Parker Ave Winthrop St, to St Lawrence, culminating in the Senior Center Siniora Center The Haverhill St, opposite the Park Compagnone.
Hundreds of people marched in memory of the victims of domestic violence on Sunday September 26th through the streets of South and North of Lawrence, Massachusetts, under the coordination of women's organization "Right Hand", which was founded by Wendy Luzon with other women in the community . The March of Brides started 8 years ago in New York, following the murder of Gladys Ricart Dominican, just before leaving for the church to get married, by bullets fired by his partner who was previously, which occurred at home and before his son and other family disintegrated when she wore her wedding dress. Among those participating in the activity were the City Mayor William Lantigua, State Rep., Mr. Marcos Devers, Congresswoman Niki Tsongas, the Deputy Chief of Police Melix Bonilla, President of the Dominican Parade in Lawrence, Brian Pena, Father Joel Almon, representatives of other organizations such as the YWCA, were accompanying the walkers. Ladies dressed girlfriends, teens and girls of different ages and gentlemen dressed in black and others, marched from the Plaza 114, in the Parker Ave Winthrop St, to St Lawrence, culminating in the Senior Center Siniora Center The Haverhill St, opposite the Park Compagnone. 
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