Jordan McKay
Jordan McKay
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Age: 23
Location:
15th Ave and Cabrillo
San Francisco , CA
United States
Jordan McKay, was shot and killed while riding his bike in the Richmond district on September 17th, 2008.
On September 30th, a ghost bike was dedicated in his memory during a memorial ride in his honor.
"I would like to bring life, love, and peace to the place where he was taken so suddenly," says Elisa Litsky, Jordan's girlfriend. "I feel that Jordan would want people to come together and ride, something that he loved doing so dearly."
A memorial page says:
Jordan was a 23-year-old graduate of UC Santa Cruz, and a lifelong resident of the Bay Area. He worked in the field of computer modeling, and loved music, travel and bicycling.
This crime is still unsolved, Jordan's friends and family are asking anyone with more information about his death to please come forward.
Donations in honor of Jordan should be sent to the Grameen Foundation, a micro-finance program helping the poor, mostly women, climb out of poverty and make better lives for their families and themselves. This was a cause that Jordan particularly believed in.
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Age: 23
Location:
15th Ave and Cabrillo
San Francisco , CA
United States
Jordan McKay, was shot and killed while riding his bike in the Richmond district on September 17th, 2008.
On September 30th, a ghost bike was dedicated in his memory during a memorial ride in his honor.
"I would like to bring life, love, and peace to the place where he was taken so suddenly," says Elisa Litsky, Jordan's girlfriend. "I feel that Jordan would want people to come together and ride, something that he loved doing so dearly."
A memorial page says:
Jordan was a 23-year-old graduate of UC Santa Cruz, and a lifelong resident of the Bay Area. He worked in the field of computer modeling, and loved music, travel and bicycling.
This crime is still unsolved, Jordan's friends and family are asking anyone with more information about his death to please come forward.
Donations in honor of Jordan should be sent to the Grameen Foundation, a micro-finance program helping the poor, mostly women, climb out of poverty and make better lives for their families and themselves. This was a cause that Jordan particularly believed in.