nancy fitzgerald is turning her grief into a mission. that she shared today with our englewood right now with her story. cathy. >>reporter: this is a ghost bike, jim, a somber memorial to patrick fitzgerald, one way his widow is hoping to turn heartache into helping others. >> patrick was the life of the party. he was humble. he was inspirational. he was the love of my life. >>reporter: sometimes hard for nancy fitzgerald to talk about her husband. >> just never know when you're going to start to cry. because you miss him so much. >>reporter: nancy and patrick were best friends, business partners, loving parents, but patrick was killed in the summer of 2014. >> i just knew something was wrong. because it's a ten minute bike ride and it had been 30 minutes. >>reporter: he was at revere parkway, peddling home from work, when a truck driver hit the 41-year-old. >> he just didn't have a chance. >>reporter: since patrick's death, nancy has worked hard at she's also been dedicating to saving other cyclists. nancy produced this public service a

. >> it's hard for nancy fitzgerald. >> you never know when you're going to cry because you miss him so much. >> they were best friends and business partners and loving parents, but patrick was killed in the summer of 2014. >> i just knew something was wrong because it's a ten-minute bike ride and it had been three minutes. >> he was near arapahoe road when a truck driver hit the 41-year-old. >> he didn't have a chance. >> since patrick's death, nancy has worked hard at their finance business -- nancy produced this service announcement -- >> please watch out for bikes. >> nancy want to help another widow. >> whether you need babysitting or a scholarship, you need help painting your house. >> through patrick's death, >> i want to help other people and i want to set a legacy for him, and i want to keep him alive. >> kathy walsh reporting. nancy says if her effort to save one life and help out, something good would have come from patrick's death. >>> for the news you need when you need it,,, ,, ,, ,, is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years

around for over 35 years, and folks like nancy wilson and billie holiday -- we've done a project with billie holiday, and her memory is there, but a lot ella fitzgerald. and they performed in aaron davis hall, so it's a perfect fit. it's a perfect fit for us. >> and this will be the second string of performances. it premiered last year? >> that's correct. it premiered last year, and we were sold out for all performances. we had three performances, and this year we added one sunday. people were asking all year, when are we going to bring club harlem back to aaron davis hall, and here we go. it's back again, and we're very excited about. >> now, was this a story you were familiar with before? >> no. no. i learned a lot. i learned a lot from jeree. i did not know about club harlem. my folks used to go to peg leg bates' in upstate new york, and they did go to club harlem, but i didn't go. i think i was too young to go. >> yeah. i would suggest that you probably were, too. [ laughter ] jeree, what's so great about your story is that you not only performed at club harlem, as you husband actually did, you also -- you were living in atlantic city and then co