Homicide victims honored during annual Season to Remember event

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -

Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam and First Lady Crissy Haslam hosted the 10th annual "Tennessee Season to Remember" event on Thursday night.

The annual event was held at First Baptist Church in downtown Nashville.

Families and friends of victims who have lost their lives to violent crimes were invited to attend and place ornaments in honor of their loved ones on memorial wreaths.

The wreaths will be displayed at the Tennessee Tower state building through the remainder of the holiday season.

Former First Lady Andrea Conte spoke at the event, which was emceed by Nashville's News 2's Bob Mueller.

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