Faces of Hope; Promotion of Peace May Be Slain Man's Legacy; His Family Teams with Group to Help Make City Safer
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel › May 28, 2006
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When Scott "Scooter" Schmidt's family received $5,000 from friends in the days following his death, they pondered whether to use it as a reward to find his killer.
They decided instead to help others, something his sister, Susan Schmidt, said her brother always did before his May 26, 2005, death. He was shot in his apartment at the corner of Palmer St. and North Ave. and died a day later. He was 42. The case remains under investigation, and no one has been charged in the crime.See the full content of this document
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Faces of Hope; Promotion of Peace May Be Slain Man's Legacy; His Family Teams with Group to Help Make City Safer
"We had to do something to give back to the community," Schmidt said.
Knowing what she wanted to do with the money was easy. Just how to do that, however, puzzled her.She spent the next few months researching...See the full content of this document
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