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Memorial Bridge Proposed to Promote Suicide Prevention on Freeway Overpass

Family of Louis Moreno, a Livermore man who fell to his death from the I-580 Airway Boulevard overpass in February 2011, launch online petition to name freeway over-crossing in his memory.

The family of a Livermore man who fell to his death onto Interstate 580 has started an online petition to get the Airway Boulevard overpass renamed to the "Louis A Moreno Memorial Bridge."

, 41, in February 2011 committed suicide by .

In addition to renaming the overpass, Moreno's family and friends would like to post a sign on the bridge with the suicide prevention hotline phone number.

"We want to help people so that this does not happen again," said his wife, Lisa Moreno.

For more information and to view the petition visit the Petition Site website.

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