(WFRV) - In recognition of the third anniversary of the 2021 Waukesha Christmas Parade tragedy, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff on Thursday, November 21. Gov. Evers' Executive Order #244 will be in effect from sunrise to sunset on Thursday, honoring the six people who were tragically killed when Darrell Brooks drove through Waukesha's Christmas parade in 2021. Community Update: Green Bay Police Chief talks new officers and Project Lifesaver Those killed as a result of the tragic incident include: Tamara Durand, 52 Wilhelm Hospel, 81 Jane Kulich, 52 Leanna Owen, 71 Virginia Sorenson, 79 Jackson Sparks, 8 62 others were injured The Waukesha Christmas Parade tragedy three years ago shook the Waukesha community and folks across our state and country. On this anniversary, we honor Tamara, Wilhelm, Jane, Leanna, Virginia, Jackson, their loved ones, the dozens of people who were injured that day, and the many whose lives were forever changed by this senseless act of violence. Kathy and I keep them in our hearts today and every day. Today, we also remember and recognize the strength and the spirit of the Waukesha community, their resilience, and their generosity and compassion in the wake of an unspeakable tragedy. Waukesha and Wisconsin remain ‘Waukesha Strong.’ Gov. Tony Evers Executive Order #244 can be viewed in full by clicking here.