Andy Grosmaire is the Chief of Licensing with the Office of Financial Regulation for the state of Florida and a permanent deacon in the Catholic Church serving the diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee. 

Kate Grosmaire is a Business Analyst with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and is the author of "Forgiving My Daughter's Killer: A true story of Loss, Faith, and Unexpected Grace." 

In 2010, after their daughter Ann was shot and killed by her boyfriend, they successfully advocated for restorative justice to shape the plea agreement. Their story gained national prominence with an article in the New York Times Magazine.  The Grosmaires continue to advocate restorative justice, having appeared on the TODAY Show and speaking at New York Law School, Campbell Law School, and other venues.  They are the co-founders of the Ann Grosmaire "Be The Change" Fund, a charitable fund to promote forgiveness and restorative justice practices under the Community Foundation of North Florida.