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Dancing Grannies in Franklin parade
Nearly two weeks after the Waukesha parade attack, the Milwaukee Dancing Grannies returned and marched in the Franklin Christmas parade.
FRANKLIN, Wis. - The Milwaukee Dancing Grannies returned Saturday, Dec. 4 – marching in the Franklin Christmas parade.
The return came nearly two weeks after the group lost four members in the Nov. 21 Waukesha parade attack.
"We’re moving forward because that’s what they would want us to do," said Dancing Granny Jan Kwiatkowski.
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Walking arm-in-arm, the Dancing Grannies marched through Franklin.
"It says something about their will and what they are all about," Franklin resident Jim Andrus.
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"When I looked, all I saw was bodies in the street. It took me a couple minutes to kind of get my head together because I couldn’t believe what I was seeing," said Dancing Granny Laura Thein.
Thein said the SUV missed her by only a few feet. Now, she puts one foot in front of the other to honor her friends.
"We are going to get through this. We are very strong women, and with the strength of each other we will get through it," Thein said.
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Support from all over the world is inspiring them to keep dancing.
"Our goal is to build up the Dancing Grannies to be bigger and better than ever," said Thein
The Dancing Grannies said they plan to meet in January to plan for a big return in 2022.
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