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leads the Virginia Coalition Against Drunken Drivers in southwest Virginia and serves on the Montgomery County Task Force.
“No more games of words and politics is what the Virginia Coalition Against Drunken Driving expects from this session of the legislature,” Mrs. Orr told the crowd.
“We’re tired of piece-meal legislation,” said Lillian DeVenney, a Virginia Beach woman who leads Virginians Opposed to Drunken Driving, which she founded in 1981.
Like Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. DeVenney and Mrs. Orr have lost children to drunken drivers. Mrs. DeVenney will talk about the death of her daughter Carrie, who was killed four years ago, but Mrs. Orr Won’t talk about her daughter’s death.
But there was hope at the vigil. Lou Herzog, a Fairfax County man who is president of the Northern
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