ORLANDO, Fla. — Barbara Poma, owner of Pulse nightclub, plans to reveal what she envisions as a permanent memorial to the 49 people killed there in June 2016.
“Pulse has always been a part of me, but after this tragedy which took 49 lives, it became a part of this community and the world,” Poma said in a press release.
The onePULSE Foundation plans to raise funds to build the memorial.
To support in the building of the permanent memorial honoring those 49 taken, please: pic.twitter.com/qN0LezNwGo
— onePULSE Foundation (@onePULSEorg) August 23, 2016
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