From the ArcaMax Publishing, Women Newsletter:
http://www.arcamax.com/news/women/s-568473-534665
WICHITA, Kan. (UPI) -- About 30 anti-abortion activists gathered
Saturday in Wichita, Kan., where Dr. George Tiller was gunned down
three weeks ago.
After a service inside an Operation Rescue office, the activists
placed flowers at several locations, including the site of Tiller's
abortion clinic, The Wichita Eagle reported. Tiller's family closed
the clinic, one of the few places in the country offering late-term
abortions, after he was killed May 31.
The original location for the gathering, billed as a memorial and
healing service, was outside Women's Health Care Services, the former
clinic. It was moved after abortion rights groups announced a
counter-demonstration.
"We're not interested in confrontation," Troy Newman, president of
Operation Rescue, told the Eagle. "We're praying for healing and that
Wichita would become a city of life."
About 40 people came to the clinic site. Marla Patrick, state
coordinator for the National Organization for Women, said she respects
the decision to move the anti-abortion service, but the group should
not have considered Tiller's clinic as a site.
"We're here to prevent them from dancing on the proverbial grave of a
murdered man," she said. "We don't want them to go unchallenged."