In this episode of Significant Voices, Pete Dorough shares the heartbreaking story of his son, Steven, who was murdered in 2009. Pete discusses the profound impact of losing a child, the challenges of navigating grief, and the importance of sharing Steven's story to raise awareness about violent crime. He reflects on the realities of parenting in today's world, the consequences of actions, and the lasting effects of crime on families and communities. Through humor and advocacy, Pete seeks to honor his son's memory and help others cope with their own losses. In this conversation, Pete Dorough and Wanda Miller share their profound experiences with grief, trauma, and the justice system following the loss of their sons. They discuss the emotional weight of navigating the justice system, the importance of support groups, and the healing power of sharing their stories. They emphasize the significance of forgiveness, the need for community support, and the journey of finding purpose in their pain. Their dialogue highlights the struggles of men dealing with grief and the necessity of open conversations about mental health and healing.