Kuna family remembers their mother, seeks justice for death

The reason for these shirts was when my mom passed away. My sister-in-law, Cheryl, had these made for us to wear at her... We had a memorial for her, and everybody had the shirts at the memorial to wear to honor her. And her favorite color was pink. And these were our family pictures we had taken with my mom. My mom used to work with special needs children for 29 years with the West Edith School District. She retired when our dad got sick. And he passed away in 2008. So my mom was by herself. My daughter lived with her until I bought this house here in CUNY in 2008. Then I told her she had to come live with me now. I wish we could have gotten more for justice for my mom, because my mom was an outgoing person. Everybody loved her. Everybody called her grandma. My brother's friends called her grandma. Their kids called her grandma. She had a lot of people that really loved her. She had a lot of friends. Everybody loved her. We miss her a lot.