♪ >> THE MILWAUKEE DANCING GRANNIES ARE GEARING UP FOR THE WAUKESHA CHRISTMAS PARADE ON SUNDAY. THEY WANT TO HONOR THE MEMBERS THEY LOST AND THANK THE COMMUNITY FOR THEIR SUPPORT. ♪ ONE YEAR LATER. HOW ARE YOU FEELING AHEAD OF SUNDAY? >> A LITTLE BIT EMOTIONAL. >> AND EMOTIONS ARE STILL HIGH. THE MILWAUKEE DANCING GRANNIES LOST FOUR MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY WHEN A MAN DROVE THROUGH THE WAUKESHA CHRISTMAS PARADE IN NOVEMBER 2021. HE KILLED SIX PEOPLE TOTAL THAT DAY AND INJURED NEARLY 70 OTHERS. WALKING IN THIS PARADE AGAINBRINGS BACK MEMORIES. ♪ >> KNOWING THAT OUR FALLEN FOUR ARE NOT HERE WITH US. BUT THEN ALSO GOING BACK TO WAUKESHA KNOWING THAT THAT’S WHERE THEIR LAST STEPS WERE PAIRED -- WERE. >> THE DANCING GRANNIES PLAN TO HONOR THEIR FALLEN MEMBERS ON SUNDAY. >> WE ARE CARRYING POSTER SIZE PICTURES OF THE FALLEN FOUR, SOME FAMILY MEMBERS WILL BE JOINING US. >> THEY’RE ALSO PLANNING TO HAND OUT GIFT BAGS WITH GRANNY STRONG AND WAUKESHA STRONG BRACELETS INSIDE. A THANK YOU TO THE COMMUNITY. >> IT’S THE LOVE AND SUPPORT OF THE COMMUNITIES THAT ARE EMPOWERING US TO MAKE US CONTINUE TO MOVE FORWARD -- FORWARD. >> HOW DOES THAT LOVE AND SUPPORT FEEL? >> VERY GOOD. VERY HEARTWARMING. ♪ >> THIS GROUP, A SISTERHOOD BONDED BY TRAGEDY. ♪ >> BUT TAKING STEPS TOWARD HEALING. >> WE’RE BUILDING NEW MEMORIES BUT NEVER FORGETTING WHAT WE HAD -- HAD. >> THE PARADE IS SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 4:00 AND YOU WILL SEE THE DANCING GRANNIES IN THOSE ICONIC BLUE AND WHITE COSTUMES THEY TOLD ME THEY THOUGHT EABOUT CHANGING THEM BUT THEY VOTED TO KEEP THEM AS A WAY TO HONOR THE MEMBERS THEY LOST . IN BURLINGTON, IN KRISTIN PIERCE, WISN 12 NEWS. JOYC