Homicide victims' family seeks closure through weekend vigil
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A vigil was held Saturday in Regina to remember 32-year-old Roman Miller.
A vigil was held Saturday to remember 32-year-old Roman Miller.
“Roman meant a lot to many people and everyone knows that he is one that just has a big heart, so to have the community support means a lot and shows that Roman did touch many people,” said Ava-Daun Miller, Roman’s sister.
Miller was shot and killed on the 2100 Block of Broad Street in the early morning hours of July 29, 2023.
His death was ruled a homicide.
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His family continues to cherish their memories they had with him.
"He was a gift,” said Ava-Daun Miller, Roman’s sister.
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