Louisiana License Plate with Notes from LaKesha Levy’s Family
2010
License plates are often left on the Fence. The many places represented by these plates reveal how the Memorial can function as a place of refuge for those near and far. For some, the journey to the Memorial has a more profound meaning. A Louisiana license plate left by the family of bombing victim LaKesha Richardson Levy shows the influence of love, memorialization and hope that the Memorial was built to represent. Covered in messages, the license plate reminds us of the impact of violence and the strength of community.
