Members of the Bates College community listen Friday as the names of the 18 people killed on Oct. 25, 2023, are read out loud during the One Year Remembrance Service at Gomes Chapel on the Lewiston campus.
A member of the Bates College community sits Friday with an event program in her lap during the One Year Remembrance Service at Gomes Chapel on the Lewiston campus.
A picture of each of the 18 people killed in the Lewiston mass shooting on Oct. 25, 2023, were on display during the One Year Remembrance Service at the Bates College Gomes Chapel in Lewiston.
Bates College junior Anzal Isaak reflects Friday during the One Year Remembrance Service at Gomes Chapel on the Lewiston campus. Isaak is a graduate of Lewiston High School.
Bates College students Maggie Amann, top, Hana Roggendorf, center, and Jilly Scott-Lewis embrace Friday following the One Year Remembrance Service at Gomes Chapel on the Lewiston campus. Scott-Lewis was one of three Bates students who spoke during the service. She spoke about her efforts to enact gun control measures in Augusta.
Members of the Bates College community attend the One Year Remembrance Service on Friday at Gomes Chapel on the Lewiston campus.
A candle burns Friday as members of the Bates College community attend the One Year Remembrance Service at Gomes Chapel on the Lewiston campus.
Pictures of Aaron Young and Arthur Strout are two of the 18 pictures on display Friday during the One Year Remembrance Service at the Bates College Gomes Chapel in Lewiston. All 18 were killed Oct. 25, 2023, in Lewiston. Young was a 14-year-old freshman at Winthrop High School.
Bates College students hand out programs Friday as people arrive for the One Year Remembrance Service at Gomes Chapel on the Lewiston campus.
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