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Orlando’s Pulse Nightclub Victims Honored a Year After Shooting

Today, a year to the day since the tragic Pulse Nightclub shooting that left 49 people dead and wounded 58 others, the city of Orlando honors the victims and families of those that were affected by the hate crime that shocked the entire nation.

In the early hours of June 12th, the same time when the shooting occurred in last year, supporters held a vigil outside of the Florida nightclub, with 49 people dressed as angels paying tribute to the victims as the names of those that were lost that night were read out loud.

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Permanent Memorial To Be Built At Orlando’s Pulse Nightclub

Pulse Nightclub memorial

It was with the heaviest of hearts that on June 12th the world learned of the mass shooting that took place at Orlando’s Pulse Nightclub, leaving 49 people dead and 53 wounded.

Just over a month later, the non-profit organization OnePulse Foundation has filed documents to gain permission to build a permanent memorial at the nightclub in the memory of the lives lost.

A few days after the shooting, club owner Barbara Poma voiced the idea of planning a memorial, later forming OnePulse on July 7th with a very precise goal: “conceiving, funding and construction of a permanent memorial on the existing Pulse site.”

There is no information yet on when exactly the memorial will be completed unveiled to the public.

Source: Orlando Sentinel