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Aurora shooting victim called "I love you" to daughters

July 27, 2012 Featured, World No Comments

Gordon Cowden's daughter, Brooke, was with him when he was killed in the Aurora, Colorado theater along with her sister. Brooke and her brother share memories of their dad. If you'd like to donate in his memory, gifts may be made to the Gordon Cowden Children's Memorial Fund at any Chase Bank location.

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