In October, Domestic Violence Services of Cumberland and Perry Counties held a candlelight vigil in honor of victims of domestic violence. Randi’s House of Angels founder, Nancy Chavez, was recognized at the event and received an award for her advocacy in the community. We at RHOA feel honored, and we
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ABC27: Randi’s House of Angels turns pain into purpose
Tomorrow marks 20 years since Nancy Chavez lost her beloved daughter Randi Lee Trimble, to domestic violence. She was recently featured on ABC27 with Gabrielle Mediak discussing how she’s been able to channel her pain into purpose. For more information, including the rest of the article, visit ABC27 with the link
Making A Difference | The story behind Randi’s Race
To date, more than $350,000 has been raised through “Randi’s Race”.
And that money now supports, “Randi’s House of Angels,” which provides therapeutic programs for children who are victims of domestic violence.
Randi’s Race honors a memory and supports local victims of domestic violence
Randi’s Race honors a memory and supports local victims of domestic violence | PennLive.comhttp://www.pennlive.com/running/2016/05/randis_race_to_support_local_v.htmlThe race is run in memory of Randi Lee Trimble, who was murdered in 2003.
abc27 News: Mother of murder victim continues work to help others
Mother of murder victim continues work to help others Kendra Nichols abc27 News | Aug 7, 2015 CAMP HILL – Randi Trimble’s last moments were filled with struggle. She pulled into her garage at her home on Wood Street in East Pennsboro Township in January 2003 not knowing someone was
Mother of murder victim continues work to help others
Mother of murder victim continues work to help others | West Shore | cumberlink.comhttp://cumberlink.com/news/local/communities/west_shore/mother-of-murder-victim-continues-work-to-help-others/article_9310fc93-f47c-5018-bacf-0c1390ac46db.htmlCAMP HILL – Randi Trimble’s last moments were filled with struggle. She pulled into her garage at her home on Wood Street in East Pennsboro Township in January 2003 not
Women pen book to share stories of loss
ABC 27 News story by Valerie Pritchett – Two women are now bound by a book Lynn Shiner and Nancy Chavez wrote: “Stabbed In The Heart: Three Murdered Children and Two Resilient Mothers.” Link to Original Story: http://abc27.com/2013/11/22/women-pen-book-to-share-stories-of-loss/ View Full Article (PDF): 2013-11-22-women-pen-book-abc27
The Coldest Night in January
December 1, 2010 – The coldest night in January Harrisburg Magizine feature story written by Jadrian Klinger on the life on Randi Trimble, the tragedy that took place, and the resulting police investigation and arrests. The image below is just for visual purposes, the entire story can be found here:
