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Community honors dedicated advocate with new memorial park

August 27, 2024 | Revere City, Suffolk County, Massachusetts


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Community honors dedicated advocate with new memorial park
In a heartfelt tribute during the recent government meeting, Councilor McKenna highlighted the significant contributions of Chris Alba, a dedicated community member known for his compassionate work with homeless residents in the local park. McKenna recounted numerous instances where Alba, often accompanied by fellow community member Mark, would respond to concerns about homeless individuals setting up tents in the area. Their efforts not only provided immediate assistance but also humanized the stories behind each individual, fostering a deeper understanding of homelessness within the community.

In recognition of Alba's impact, the council has approved the establishment of a memorial garden within the park, which will be named Chris Alba Park. This new designation will complement the existing Leech Park, creating a dual-space that honors both the legacy of Alba and the ongoing needs of the community. McKenna emphasized the importance of this initiative, expressing hope that it would unite residents in support of a cause that reflects compassion and community spirit.

The motion to create Chris Alba Park was met with unanimous support from the council, marking a significant step in honoring the memory of a man who dedicated his life to helping others.

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