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GeVonnie Frazier

Age 15

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Friends remember loving and supportive teen

One friend described him as a brother. “He was my crush, bestfrann, ride... backbone, right hand.” His nicknames: Vonnie, Gio, lil vonnie trt.

On Dec. 21, 2018, a concert was held in Milwaukee’s All Peoples Church to remembered children whose lives were cut short by guns. He was one of eleven young people honored that day.

GeVonnie Frazier, 15, a ninth grader at Transition High School, was shot while riding in a car on Interstate 41 near Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It was Sunday night, Mother’s Day. He died two days later. “I pray that our family is given peace to grieve,” a family member wrote in the guest book at the funeral home.

By Holly Kauck · Age 17
Meet the Reporters

More than 200 friends

Kelvion’te A. Trammell

Engine still running, no life left

Samuel Ozuna

Always respectful, loved by his friends

Oliver Santos

Big smile stolen on Saturday night

Moltere Charles Jr.

#TGFAD — Thank God for another day

Kameron Johnson

He dreamed of college and cars

Romane D. Taylor Jr.

Intelligent and playful, beloved by buddies

Jacob Matthew Edwards

A survivor, full of heart. Gone.

Tyrese A. Jones

He was beloved at his school

Corey Donald II

He had just started barber school

Darryl Lamar Johnson

A family visit. He never left.

Clinton Howell

A daily trip that turned deadly

Floyd Chianti Davenport IV

“Baba stay woke...Baba stay woke!”

Xavier Montrail Thomas

Candles flicker against darkness for Zay

Kameron Porter

Domestic violence ends a stepson’s life

Fernando Perez

“What is it going to take?”

Delametric Djuan Fairley

Never got to make travel plans

Joel Keshon Green

An interrupted trail of Facebook photos

Unknown

Shot while walking down the street

Jayvone J. Shackelford-Bishop

Friends together like Lilo & Stitch

Saniyah Monee Nicholson

Funny faces and pigtails no longer