As part of the Dayton International Peace Museum’s Building Peace campaign, Dion Green will be featured to speak about gun violence, as well as how survivors can cope with trauma after it has been inflicted on them on August 14th at 12:00pm. His inspiring message of hope when there seems to be none will resonate … Read more Dion Green Speaks at Dayton Intl. Peace Museum
The FUDGE Foundation is hosting of planning an event to commemorate the upcoming anniversary of the Dayton Mass Shooting that claimed the lives of nine individuals and forever changed the lives of many members of our community.We will be honoring the victims who were killed on August 4th, 2019, starting at 6:00pm in front of … Read more Keeping the 9 Alive
His father died in his arms during the Oregon District mass shooting The Trauma Impact Listen to “Loss and Trauma with Dion Green: A Personal Story” on Spreaker. This incredibly vulnerable, raw, and heartbreaking conversation with Dion Green. Dion is a bereaved victim/survivor of the Dayton Ohio mass shooting from August 2019 where nine people … Read more Loss and Trauma with Dion Green: A Personal Story
A Faith Fueled Journal Entry by Dion Green “ Withhold not good from them to whom it is due when it is in the power of thine hand then do it.”I truly believe that if we acknowledge that we are here for a greater purpose, one that’s bigger than us then our spiritual mindedness will … Read more “WITHHOLD NOT GOOD”
Dayton Community Honors Mass Shooting Victims BY CAMRI NELSON DAYTON PUBLISHED 2:00 PM ET AUG. 05, 2020 DAYTON, Ohio — Tuesday marked the one year anniversary of the mass shooting in Dayton’s Oregon District. It was a day filled with raw emotion, sadness, and grief. “It’s not about politics, it’s not about people being angry,” said Dion … Read more Dayton Community Honors Mass Shooting Victims
A Year Later: Dayton remembers victims of Oregon District mass shooting By: Dan Griffin Updated: 11:16 PM EDT Aug 4, 2020 DAYTON, Ohio — A year later, the pain is still fresh from the mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio’s, Oregon District. Nine people were killed and more hurt on Aug. 4, 2019. People honored the … Read more A Year Later: Dayton remembers victims of Oregon District mass shooting
Dayton shooting survivor to return to Fifth Street on one-year anniversary By: Evan Millward Saturday, August 4th 2020 DAYTON, Ohio — Dion Green will always remember Aug. 4, 2019. It was the last time he saw his father. Green held him in his arms as he lay bleeding on Fifth Street that night. Green’s father, … Read more Dayton shooting survivor to return to Fifth Street on one-year anniversary
Oregon District shooting survivor unexpectedly connects with first responder by: Kiona Dyches Posted: Aug 4, 2020 / 07:07 PM EDT / Updated: Aug 4, 2020 / 07:07 PM EDT DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — One year later, an unplanned reunion connects a first responder and a survivor of the shooting. Dion Green’s father, 57-year-old Derrick Fudge was the oldest victim shot … Read more Oregon District shooting survivor unexpectedly connects with first responder
Miami Valley Gun Violence Victims Share Stories of Loss by Nevin Smith Saturday, July 25th 2020 SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (WKEF/WRGT) — Victims of gun violence spoke up today at the No More Silence End Gun Violence rally. Dion Green, who lost his father in last year’s Oregon District shooting spoke with words of encouragement, “I know what your hearts … Read more Miami Valley gun violence victims share stories of loss
His father died in his arms during the Oregon District mass shooting Dayton Daily News reporters Cornelius Frolik and Amelia Robinson. His house was battered, but Dion Green in the worst of the Memorial Day tornadoes. A worst storm came just weeks later. Green’s dad and right-hand man Derrick Fudge died in his arms in the … Read more His father died in his arms during the Oregon District mass shooting
There are so many people suffering the repercussion from their loved ones being a victim of crime and not being able to give them the proper burial or being able to seek counseling for there self because the law says they are not eligible due to their past. I feel should no one past determines their future when a precious life did not ask to be taken away.
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