Whereas, on November 21, 2021, in Waukesha, Wisconsin, an individual committed intentional homicide on parade participants and attendees, killing 6 people and leaving 62 others with injuries; Whereas the attack occurred during the 58th annual Waukesha Christmas parade, a tradition that featured over 60 local civic groups, businesses, schools, public services, and entertainers; Whereas Virginia Sorenson was a cherished long-time member of Milwaukee’s Dancing Grannies and longtime choreographer for the group; Whereas Tamara Durand was a new member of Milwaukee’s Dancing Grannies who volunteered for local hospitals and the Red Cross while caring for her grandson; Whereas LeAnna Owen was a committed member of Milwaukee’s Dancing Grannies who managed an apartment building and rescued bulldogs; Whereas Jane Kulich was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and friend, and was dedicated to her co-workers at Citizens Bank, with whom she was marching in the parade; Whereas Wilhelm Hospel volunteered for Milwaukee’s Dancing Grannies to support his wife, Lola, and was an avid outdoorsman; Whereas Jackson Sparks was a loving child who enjoyed playing baseball for the Waukesha Blazers; Whereas, in response to the tragedy, the community continues to stand Waukesha Strong in efforts to honor the victims and heal together; Whereas, two weeks after the attack, homes and businesses were decorated in blue lights to honor the victims; Whereas, on September 24, 2022, a mural that serves as a beacon for the community was dedicated to the lives lost in the attack; Whereas, on November 21, 2023, a parade memorial on Main Street honoring the victims was unveiled; and Whereas, 2 years later, the Waukesha community continues to overcome this tragedy: Now, therefore, be it