“All of us need some comfort in one way or another. We will get better I have no doubt about that – even feeling the way I do feel but I know that we’ll be doing okay with time.”
Joey Palacios / Texas Public Radio
A man prays in front of the twenty-two white crosses that bare the names of those killed from the massacre.
From Texas Public Radio:
Many El Pasoans are grieving through their own spiritual and religious traditions following the mass shooting at a Walmart that killed 22 people on Aug. 3.
A memorial outside the store first began as a few flowers and candles but has grown into a massive display of community support. Dozens of posters line the fence above hundreds of religious candles and people continue to share their own methods of comfort.
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