In closing remarks, Carroll County Sheriff, Jim Dewees, thanks Capt. Philip and Mrs. Cynthia Mullilin for their friendship and for creating and continuing the Remembrance Ceremony for Catherine's Cause. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

In closing remarks, Carroll County Sheriff, Jim Dewees, thanks Capt. Philip and Mrs. Cynthia Mullilin for their friendship and for creating and continuing the Remembrance Ceremony for Catherine's Cause. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honoring those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year, Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. Seven were killed this past year as of December 1, 2022. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

Capt. Philip and Mrs. Cynthia Mullikin, light the "center candles" at the start of the ceremony. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Capt. Philip and Mrs. Cynthia Mullikin, light the "center candles" at the start of the ceremony. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

Capt. Philip and Mrs. Cynthia Mullikin, remember their daughter, Catherine Anne Mullikin who died November 28, 1998 and why in 2007 Catherines's Cause was founded. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Capt. Philip and Mrs. Cynthia Mullikin, remember their daughter, Catherine Anne Mullikin who died November 28, 1998 and why in 2007 Catherines's Cause was founded. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Emcee, Carroll County Sheriff Jim DeWees, welcomes family members and guests. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Emcee, Carroll County Sheriff Jim DeWees, welcomes family members and guests. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Carroll County Sheriff's Department Hoinor Guard presents "The Colors." 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Carroll County Sheriff's Department Hoinor Guard presents "The Colors." 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Carroll County Sheriff, Jim DeWees discusses the virtues of Catherine's Cause at the 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Carroll County Sheriff, Jim DeWees discusses the virtues of Catherine's Cause at the 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Members of the Children's Chorus of Carroll County, sing "I Will Remember You." 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Members of the Children's Chorus of Carroll County, sing "I Will Remember You." 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Key note speaker, Rev. Dr. Melissa Rudolph, gives a message of hope and peace during the 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Key note speaker, Rev. Dr. Melissa Rudolph, gives a message of hope and peace during the 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Maryland State Police Commander, Lt. Rebecca Bosley, reads quotes of the victims as family members and friends, light candles. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Maryland State Police Commander, Lt. Rebecca Bosley, reads quotes of the victims as family members and friends, light candles. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Family members of Patricia A. Cook, who died January 25, 1997, light a candle. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Family members of Patricia A. Cook, who died January 25, 1997, light a candle. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Family members light a candle for Nathan A. Blizzard who died December 5, 2997. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Family members light a candle for Nathan A. Blizzard who died December 5, 2997. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Family members light a candle for Timothy Carrico, who died March 7, 1998. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Family members light a candle for Timothy Carrico, who died March 7, 1998. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Capt. Philip and Mrs. Cynthia Mullikin, light a candle for their daughter, Catherine Ann Mullikin, who died November 28, 1998. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Capt. Philip and Mrs. Cynthia Mullikin, light a candle for their daughter, Catherine Ann Mullikin, who died November 28, 1998. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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A family member lights a candle for Megan Marie Taylor, who died December 2, 2003. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A family member lights a candle for Megan Marie Taylor, who died December 2, 2003. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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A family member lights a candle for Richard Bradley Skrodinski, who died January 15, 2006. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A family member lights a candle for Richard Bradley Skrodinski, who died January 15, 2006. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Cynthia Mullikin lights candles for Bryan Francis Ross, Jr., who died January 3, 2008, and Emma Grace Jster, who died January 4, 2008. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Cynthia Mullikin lights candles for Bryan Francis Ross, Jr., who died January 3, 2008, and Emma Grace Jster, who died January 4, 2008. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Fmily members light a candle for Benjamin Alden Sochrin, who died July 23, 2008. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Fmily members light a candle for Benjamin Alden Sochrin, who died July 23, 2008. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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A candle is lit for Kimberly Browning, who died August 12, 2008. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A candle is lit for Kimberly Browning, who died August 12, 2008. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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A candle is lit in memory of Katlynn Elizabeth Bossler, who died July 19, 2009. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A candle is lit in memory of Katlynn Elizabeth Bossler, who died July 19, 2009. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Family members light a candle in remembrance of Matthew John Williquette, who died January 7, 2011. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Family members light a candle in remembrance of Matthew John Williquette, who died January 7, 2011. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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family members light a candle for Shannon Baranowski, who died April 23, 2011. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

family members light a candle for Shannon Baranowski, who died April 23, 2011. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Family members of Vernon Joseph Narowanski, light a candle in his memory, who died January 25, 2015. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Family members of Vernon Joseph Narowanski, light a candle in his memory, who died January 25, 2015. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Cynthia Mullikin lights candles in memory of Raymond Badders, who died March 21, 2015 and Susannah Marion Badders, who died March 22, 2015. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Cynthia Mullikin lights candles in memory of Raymond Badders, who died March 21, 2015 and Susannah Marion Badders, who died March 22, 2015. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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A candle is lit in remembrance of Zachary Wolfe Pressman, who died February 1, 2016. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A candle is lit in remembrance of Zachary Wolfe Pressman, who died February 1, 2016. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Bernie Vogel, lights a candle im memory of his wife, Jean Lillian Vogel, who died February 19, 2016. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Bernie Vogel, lights a candle im memory of his wife, Jean Lillian Vogel, who died February 19, 2016. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

A candle is lit in memory of Makenzee Christian George, who died January 3, 2017. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A candle is lit in memory of Makenzee Christian George, who died January 3, 2017. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

A friend lights a candle in memory of Kirk Callis, Jr., who died September 23, 2017. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A friend lights a candle in memory of Kirk Callis, Jr., who died September 23, 2017. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

Fmily members light a candle in memory of Timothy Peak, who died October 23, 2017. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Fmily members light a candle in memory of Timothy Peak, who died October 23, 2017. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

Family members of Kaitlyn McDaniel, light a candle in her memory, who died March 20, 2018. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Family members of Kaitlyn McDaniel, light a candle in her memory, who died March 20, 2018. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

Family members of Emily Kolb light a candle in her memory. She died January 2. 2020. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Family members of Emily Kolb light a candle in her memory. She died January 2. 2020. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

A Carroll County Deputy Sheriff lights a candle in memory of Darvin D.E. Morente, who died April 22, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A Carroll County Deputy Sheriff lights a candle in memory of Darvin D.E. Morente, who died April 22, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

A Carroll County Deputy Sheriff lights a candle in memory of Randy Lee Monninger, who died April 22, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A Carroll County Deputy Sheriff lights a candle in memory of Randy Lee Monninger, who died April 22, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

A Maryland State Trooper lights a candle in memory of Charles M. Lohmeyer, IV, who died April 23, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A Maryland State Trooper lights a candle in memory of Charles M. Lohmeyer, IV, who died April 23, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

A Maryland State Trooper salutes Kyler Jace Robinson after lighting a candle in his memory, who died June 19, 2022. a candle in memory of Charles M. Lohmeyer, IV, who died April 23, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A Maryland State Trooper salutes Kyler Jace Robinson after lighting a candle in his memory, who died June 19, 2022. a candle in memory of Charles M. Lohmeyer, IV, who died April 23, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

A Maryland State Trooper lights a candle in memory of Wesley Owen Singh, who died June 19, 2022. a candle in memory of Charles M. Lohmeyer, IV, who died April 23, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A Maryland State Trooper lights a candle in memory of Wesley Owen Singh, who died June 19, 2022. a candle in memory of Charles M. Lohmeyer, IV, who died April 23, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

A Maryland State Trooper lights a candle in memory of Sharon Hilditch who died July 27, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A Maryland State Trooper lights a candle in memory of Sharon Hilditch who died July 27, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

A Maryland State Trooper salutes Kathleen R. Dinterman after lighting a candle in her memory. She died September 17, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

A Maryland State Trooper salutes Kathleen R. Dinterman after lighting a candle in her memory. She died September 17, 2022. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

Rev. Dr. Melissa Rudolph, gives the benediction. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

Rev. Dr. Melissa Rudolph, gives the benediction. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

In closing remarks, Carroll County Sheriff, Jim Dewees, thanks Capt. Philip and Mrs. Cynthia Mullilin for their friendship and for creating and continuing the Remembrance Ceremony for Catherine's Cause. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

In closing remarks, Carroll County Sheriff, Jim Dewees, thanks Capt. Philip and Mrs. Cynthia Mullilin for their friendship and for creating and continuing the Remembrance Ceremony for Catherine's Cause. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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Catherine's Cause Remembrance Ceremony 2022

In closing remarks, Carroll County Sheriff, Jim Dewees, thanks Capt. Philip and Mrs. Cynthia Mullilin for their friendship and for creating and continuing the Remembrance Ceremony for Catherine's Cause. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads.

In closing remarks, Carroll County Sheriff, Jim Dewees, thanks Capt. Philip and Mrs. Cynthia Mullilin for their friendship and for creating and continuing the Remembrance Ceremony for Catherine's Cause. 16th Annual “I Will Remember You” Remembrance Ceremony presented by “Catherine's Cause,” & Carroll County Law Enforcement Community, To End Drunk Driving, Thursday December 1, 2022 at Ascension Episcopal Church in Westminster. Honored are those who lost their lives along with the families of victims who return every year. Catherine's Cause began in 2007 by Cindy & Phil Mullikin, in memory their daughter Catherine Mullikin, killed by a drunk driver. This Ceremony honored 31 lives killed on our roads. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Carroll County Times)

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