WE REMEMBER MEMORIAL PROJECT
The We Remember Memorial Project is a meaningful initiative led by Harris County Precinct 3 Commissioner Tom Ramsey in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Houston. This project aims to honor victims of homicide and raise awareness about the importance of victim advocacy. As part of the initiative, memorial installations will be established in all 72 parks within Precinct 3. Each installation will feature a memorial bench and a tree, thoughtfully provided by Precinct 3. These sites will be unveiled during public ceremonies accompanied by media coverage, highlighting the vital need for victim support and connecting families with valuable resources and organizations.
If you are a member of the Precinct 3 community and would like to learn more about becoming a recipient of one of these memorial installations, please complete the information form linked below. Together, we can honor lives lost and support those left behind.
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In Memory of Liz Nuelle Barraza
Dedication Project:
A bench dedication will take place on January 30, 2025.
About Liz Nuelle Barraza:
Liz Nuelle Barraza was a kind and generous young woman who lived to bring joy to others. Liz especially enjoyed all things Harry Potter, Star Wars, and dressing in costumes. She loved spending time with her friends, family, and her beloved dachshund Diesel. Liz continues to inspire acts of charity and generosity from those who knew her best. This tribute is a moving reminder of Liz’s life and the positive impact she had on the world.
From the Family:
“Our beautiful daughter Liz Nuelle Barraza has a tree dedicated to her in Burroughs Park. Her tree is in a place of peace and beauty in a park that we frequented when Liz was alive. It gives her friends and family a special place where we can go when we need to feel her presence.”
–Bob and Rosemary Nuelle
Synopsis of case: Liz Nuelle Barraza, 29, and her husband were planning a trip to Disney and Universal Studios for their fifth wedding anniversary. To help fund the trip, Liz organized a garage sale just days before their departure. On January 25, 2019, while setting up for the sale, she was approached and shot multiple times. Sadly, she succumbed to her injuries on January 26th.
Status: UNSOLVED
Current Reward: $50,000
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- By phone by calling 713-222-TIPS (8477)
- By using our mobile app called Crime Stoppers Houston – download here Crime Stoppers Houston on the App Store OR Crime Stoppers Houston – Apps on Google Play
- Online at Tip Form
In Memory of Farah Baquer
Dedication Project:
A bench dedication will take place on March 26, 2025
About Farah Baquer:
Farah was a beautiful, loving mother and daughter who cherished her family. She loved to spend time with her kids and work out in her spare time. Her laughter and smile will always be remembered by the ones who loved her.
What this Memorial will mean to the Family:
“A place we can come to for peace in a beautiful park to cherish her memory. Our family is thankful for the community, and everyone involved in her honor.”
–Brad Baquer, Son
Synopsis of case: Farah Baquer was just 33 years old when she was tragically murdered in her home on November 9, 1994. Investigators discovered that her estranged husband had hired two men to carry out the killing. At the time, Farah was involved in a contentious divorce and was fighting courageously for custody of her children. All three individuals responsible were convicted and sentenced to death.
Status: SOLVED
*Husband Robert Fratta convicted and executed on 1/10/2023