TRIBUTE: Nearly five dozen DWI victims’ surviving family members and friends took the second annual END DWI Walk of Remembrance — dedicated to reminding people about the dangers and potential hearbreak of drunk driving — in Van Saun Park in Paramus yesterday.
“Every step taken by those who participate is for someone who can no longer take that step as a result of a totally preventable tragedy — a drunk-driving incident,” said Bogota Police Chief John Burke, a member of END DWI’s Board of Directors. 
“The message to everyone is to make better decisions when considering driving under the influence — as in: don’t do it,” Burke told CLIFFVIEW PILOT.
The site features an END DWI Memorial Tree Grove, with bricks placed along the path in honor of drunk-driving victims.
The annual candelight vigil is set for Dec. 1.
You can help keep the message and mission of END DWI alive. For more information, CLICK HERE: www.enddwi.org
