Tag: Raymond Green Vance
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A year after Club Q: Colorado Springs’ LGBTQ+ community finding its feet
When her plan to organize a Pride festival in Fountain quickly swelled into an event big enough to require permits from the city (and a wayback machine to have filed them on time), Liz Rosenbaum opted to scale the inaugural event back to a low-key afternoon meetup for the LGBTQ+ community and allies in Colorado…
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A year after Club Q: Grief, healing, and lives forever changed
Almost one year after a deadly attack at Club Q in Colorado Springs, healing looks different for each of the more than 40 patrons, performers and employees who survived the mass shooting that killed Raymond Green Vance, Kelly Loving, Ashley Paugh, Daniel Aston and Derrick Rump. Some have found new purpose and a path forward,…
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Club Q attack: What we know and don’t know
A week and a half after Colorado Springs’ Club Q shooting, many rumors and hundreds of local and national media reports can be confusing. The Colorado Springs and Denver Gazettes have compiled the most up-to-date, factual information on the Nov. 19-20 attack on Club Q. The following information was compiled through police reports, court appearances,…
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Club Q victims’ funeral details announced
Instead of celebrating the holidays, families of five loved ones who were killed in the Club Q shooting are planning funerals. The tributes are as different as the lives of those who died Nov. 19-20 around midnight. Two of the memorials are happening outside of Colorado, one is open to anyone who wants to attend…
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Club Q victim Raymond Green Vance: ‘Kind, selfless’ man was ready for next step in life
Twenty-two-year-old Raymond Green Vance was at Club Q with his longtime girlfriend, her parents and a group of friends on Saturday night, when a heavily-armed gunman opened fire inside the Colorado Springs nightclub. Vance was one of five people killed in the brief but horrific shooting rampage that injured more than a dozen. “Raymond was…