The Stevens never thought gun violence would find them here.

Here in northwest Indianapolis, where the streets are quiet, but for the sound of bird

song and the clatter of neighbor sprinklers, watering the green lawns that line their block.

A lush tree with deep roots is planned firmly and from their solid brick house.

The air is a little sweet.

Indianapolis is like family oriented.

It's not super fast paced.

In the summer of 2012, Lance Stevens and his wife Sophia Stevens moved to the neighborhood.

Now the parents of two small boys, Levi and LJ, and family is everything.

Lance's mother, Kim Tillman, spends every moment she can doting on her young grandsons.

They are my world basically.

When the family isn't spending quality time together at home, they're on the road,

highly into a car together for a road trip.

Like the 10-hour jump, they took to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, earlier this year.

I was just so overcome with joy to see our boys being able to laugh and play and get

extra spoiled.

My grandma and dad on vacation.

That's a good sport too.

Grandma's boy, that's the best.

Oh, it was extra.

You know, they're like, can we have no grandma?

Yes.

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