111.   Aliaze Kajtaina, said she drove in from Pristina with her son on her own after Serb forces burned her house and killed her husband.

112.   Among the expected speakers are Rep. Carolyn McCarthy, D-N.Y., whose husband was killed and her son injured by gun violence.

113.   Angelica Vallestero, a woman with two children whose husband was killed in the massacre, wept amid friends and relatives outside a morgue where the victims were taken.

114.   As war spread to the northwestern Bihac region last summer, her husband was killed as a soldier of the Muslim-led government army fighting Bosnian Serb attackers.

115.   Bullets had torn away three fingers of one hand, and she said her husband was killed.

116.   But the man Budhwantie Ferri hired to kill her husband turned out to be a police informant, New York Police Department Assistant Chief James Ward said.

117.   But Karen Jones, whose husband was killed in the attack, said she heard a few people clap after it was over and a few cried.

118.   But this was the first time a husband also was killed, they said.

119.   Clinton kept smiling as she walked between New York Reps. Nita Lowey and Carolyn McCarthy, whose husband was killed by a gunman on a Long Island commuter train.

120.   For her, the more important thing is to find out who killed her husband and, if possible, bring them to book.