Vigil: Families honor loved ones who died by violence
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Vicki Campbell, of Des Moines, mourns her daughter Heather Campbell's tragic death in 2010 during DSAOC’s annual Domestic Violence Awareness Candlelight vigil at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fort Dodge.
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Jacqui McCollum, of Fort Dodge, lights a candle for her granddaughter Jessica Gomez during DSAOC’s annual Domestic Violence Awareness Candlelight vigil at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fort Dodge. Gomez was killed in 2017.
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Grayson Rees, 12, of Fort Dodge, attends DSAOC’s annual Domestic Violence Awareness Candlelight Vigil at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fort Dodge.
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Katie Rees, of Fort Dodge, lights a candle for her sister, Molly Barlow, who was killed in 2024, during DSAOC’s annual Domestic Violence Awareness Candlelight vigil at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fort Dodge
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Doug Campbell, of Des Moines, lights a candle for his daughter Heather Campbell during DSAOC’s annual Domestic Violence Awareness Candlelight Vigil at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fort Dodge.
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by Britt Kudla
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Vicki Campbell, of Des Moines, mourns her daughter Heather Campbell's tragic death in 2010 during DSAOC’s annual Domestic Violence Awareness Candlelight vigil at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fort Dodge.
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by Britt Kudla
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Jacqui McCollum, of Fort Dodge, lights a candle for her granddaughter Jessica Gomez during DSAOC’s annual Domestic Violence Awareness Candlelight vigil at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fort Dodge. Gomez was killed in 2017.
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by Britt Kudla
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Grayson Rees, 12, of Fort Dodge, attends DSAOC’s annual Domestic Violence Awareness Candlelight Vigil at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fort Dodge.
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by Britt Kudla
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Katie Rees, of Fort Dodge, lights a candle for her sister, Molly Barlow, who was killed in 2024, during DSAOC’s annual Domestic Violence Awareness Candlelight vigil at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fort Dodge
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by Britt Kudla
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Doug Campbell, of Des Moines, lights a candle for his daughter Heather Campbell during DSAOC’s annual Domestic Violence Awareness Candlelight Vigil at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fort Dodge.
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The Domestic Sexual Assault Outreach Center is located in Fort Dodge. DSAOC is a crisis based shelter that offers a host of assistance to victims and their children fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, trafficking, stalking and violent crimes. The website is https://www.dsaoc.com. The crisis number is 888-356-2006.