Volume II

Here are some more photos of MVFHR members doing what they do best, working to abolish the death penalty.
Members of MVFHR in Connecticut protesting the Ross execution in May, 2005.
Jennifer Bishop-Jenkins (center) with former Illinois Governor George Ryan and his wife. Governor Ryan declared a moratorium on executions in Illinois in 2000 and commuted the death sentences of all 162 death row inmates to life sentences prior to leaving office in 2002.	Renny Cushing (right) with Gary Gauger exonerated from death row.
Bonnita Spikes (left), and Jennifer Bishop-Jenkins (center) with exonerated former death-row inmates Sonia Jacobs and Perry Cobb.	Renny Cushing (left) and Bill Jenkins (right) with Kirk Bloodsworth exonerated from death row.
Renny Cushing, Executive Director, speaking at the Korean National Assembly	MVFHR member, Lois Welch, wife of Board President, Bud Welch, with President Bill Clinton at the Oklahoma City Memorial.
Bill and Linda Babbitt at the Healing The Wounds Of Murder Conference at Boston College	MVFHR Board Member Sr. Helen Prejean signing books after speaking in Elmhurst, IL.
MVFHR board members, Rev. Walt Everett and Bill Babbitt, outside the gates of San Quentin Prison protesting the execution of Clarence Ray Allen in January 2006. Photo by Jeff Paterson.	Celia McWee, whose son, Jerry, was executed by the State of South Carolina in 2004, speaks at the inaugural event launching MVFHR's No Silence, No Shame program. For more photos of this event, click here.
Gary Gauger with Sonia Jacobs both exonerated from death row.	? You and your group working to abolish the Death Penalty