Massachusetts Personal Injury Library
OUI Victim Tribute Ideas (Part A)
When you lose a loved one to a drunk-driving accident, aside from planning a funeral, you may want some ways to pay homage to them and celebrate their life. You might want to preserve special memories or provide keepsakes to other family members. There are many different ways to celebrate the life of a drunk-driving victim.
OUI (Operating Under the Influence) Victim Memorial Ideas:
- Plan a memorial service
- Create a website devoted entirely to the life of the victim.
- Scatter ashes in a special place if your loved one was cremated.
- Candlelight service at church, synagogue or other religious site.
- Release doves.
- Make a scrapbook of favorite mementos for yourself.
- Create a photo or video collage.
- Ask family and friends to write down their favorite memories and place them all in a commemorative book.
DUI Victim Tribute Ideas:
- Donate to Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD).
- Volunteer for MADD.
- Donate or volunteer at the victim’s favorite charity.
- Hold a candlelight vigil.
- Plant a tree or garden.
- Create a scholarship in the victim’s name.
Ways to Honor Drunk Driving Victims in the Community:
- Participate in a Victim Impact Panel.
- Advocate for stronger Driving Under the Influence (DUI) laws.
MADD Offers These Ways to Get Involved:
- Support victims of crime.
- Sign the pledge to eliminate drunk-driving.
- Support ignition interlocks for all convicted drunk drivers.
- Help preserve the minimum drinking age of 21.
- Fight against underage drinking.
- Enact a social host ordinance.
- Support greater sanctions for refusing a breathalyzer test.
If your loved one has been injured or killed in a drunk driving accident in Massachusetts, contact the Boston personal injury law firm Kiley Law Group immediately to learn about your rights and determine liability. Massachusetts has a statute of limitations that may prohibit you from filing a lawsuit if too much time has passed.
Call Tom Kiley at 1-888-208-1695 for guidance on your personal injury or wrongful death case.
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