The new Black Family Statue was unveiled in Mountain View's Neil Petties Park on Saturday, replacing the original wooden sculpture after a decade-long community effort. - The metal statue was created by welding professor Mike Bradbury, with support from San Diego College of Continuing Education.
- Jeffrey Hayes led the replacement drive, with help from Rossi Wade's daughters and community activist Paul Krueger. - The unveiling doubled as a Juneteenth celebration, drawing residents and officials.
The statue stands as a symbol of family unity and community resilience.