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Damas Family Honored at Domestic Violence Vigil

See larger Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk was one of several law enforcement officials to speak prior to a candlelight vigil Thursday in front of the Collier County Courthouse where over 100 people came out to commemorate the survivors victims of domestic violence. Several Damas family relatives were also present at the event. Michel Fortier/Staff

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Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk was one of several law enforcement officials to speak prior to a candlelight vigil Thursday in front of the Collier County Courthouse where over 100 people came out to commemorate the survivors victims of domestic violence. Several Damas family relatives were also present at the event. Michel Fortier/Staff

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  • Relatives of the Damas family, Netty Fleury, center, cries in the arms of Mackindy Dieu, right, while being comforted by Dorothy Darling, left, during a candlelight vigil Thursday in front of the Collier County Courthouse where over 100 people came out to commemorate the survivors victims of domestic violence. Michel Fortier/Staff
  • Jose Jimenez, 12, signs a declaration against domestic violence after a candlelight vigil Thursday in front of the Collier County Courthouse where over 100 people came out to commemorate the survivors victims of domestic violence. Michel Fortier/Staff
  • Approximately 100 people came out for a candlelight vigil and to commemorate the survivors and victims of domestic violence Thursday evening at the Collier County Courthouse. Several department heads from various law enforcement agencies were also on hand to speak about the issue of domestic violence. Michel Fortier/Staff
  • Relatives of the Dumas family are handed candles for a vigil Thursday in front of the Collier County Courthouse where over 100 people came out to commemorate the survivors and victims of domestic violence. Michel Fortier/Staff
  • Family friend Helenda Davis hugs Dumas family relative Frednyt Fleury after a candlelight vigil Thursday in front of the Collier County Courthouse where over 100 people came out to commemorate the survivors victims of domestic violence. Michel Fortier/Staff
  • Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk was one of several law enforcement officials to speak prior to a candlelight vigil Thursday in front of the Collier County Courthouse where over 100 people came out to commemorate the survivors victims of domestic violence. Several Damas family relatives were also present at the event. Michel Fortier/Staff
  • Dumas family relative Frednyt Fleury signs a declaration against domestic violence after a candlelight vigil Thursday in front of the Collier County Courthouse where over 100 people came out to commemorate the survivors victims of domestic violence. Michel Fortier/Staff
  • Approximately 100 people came out for a candlelight vigil and to commemorate the survivors and victims of domestic violence Thursday evening at the Collier County Courthouse. Helenda Davis and her mother Felicite Villa, foreground, were good friends of the Damas family. Michel Fortier/Staff

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