Arcadia joins nation in remembrance
ARCADIAN PHOTO BY ADRIAN A. FEBLES, afebles@sun-herald.com
The Rev. Brian Russell bows his head in prayer Friday during a vigil in remembrance of the Newtown, Conn., tragedy. A moment of silence was observed at 9:30 a.m. The event took place behind the "Historic Arcadia Welcomes You" sign downtown.
ARCADIAN PHOTO BY ADRIAN A. FEBLES, afebles@sun-herald.com
A cross containing a photograph of the 26 victims who perished in the attack at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newton, Conn., stands Friday at the foot of the Historic Arcadia sign downtown.
ARCADIAN PHOTO BY ADRIAN A. FEBLES, afebles@sun-herald.com
A cross containing a photograph of the 26 victims who perished in the attack at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newton, Conn., stands Friday at the foot of the Historic Arcadia sign downtown. A vigil to remember those who perished was held Friday behind the sign.
ARCADIA — Approximately 20 people braved a chilly morning Friday to pay tribute to the victims lost in the tragic event at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
Organized by Lori Coker, owner of Precious Angels Home Care, the event was held downtown behind the Historic Arcadia sign, where on Tuesday Coker had placed a wooden cross containing the photographs of the 20 children and six adults slain by Adam Lanza on Dec. 14.
