Ashley Jones of Lisbon is surrounded by her daughters Saturday at a vigil for the victims of Wednesday's mass shootings in Lewiston.
Marianne O’Connor of Lisbon, right, holds a candle Saturday at a vigil for the victims of Wednesday's mass shootings in Lewiston.
Heather Bailey and her daughter, Ollie, 13, lean on each other Saturday during a Lisbon candlelight vigil for the victims of Wednesday's mass shootings in Lewiston.
A candle burns Saturday at a vigil in Lisbon for the victims of Wednesday's mass shootings in Lewiston.
Heidi Patrie, right, gives a hug to a friend at a vigil Saturday in honor of the victims of the mass shootings in Lewiston. Patrie said her kids are very close with Joshua Seal’s children. Seal, who was a husband, father and a well-known American Sign Language interpreter in Maine, was one of the 18 people who lost their lives Wednesday.
Benjamin Rogers, 6, right, and Logan Rogers, 8, center, stand alongside side their mother Bryanna Rogers, left, all of Lisbon, as they bow their heads during a moment of prayer at a vigil in Lisbon for the victims of Wednesday’s shootings on Saturday.
James Barron lights his daughter Aubrielle Barron’s, 14, candle at a vigil in Lisbon for the victims of Wednesday’s shootings in Lewiston on Saturday. The family, who lives in Lisbon, wanted to come to support the victims and their families. The two youngest daughters play on a field hockey team with someone who lost a loved one in Wednesday’s shootings.
Devin Wagner of Lisbon helps her son, Mason, 2, light his candle Saturday at a vigil Saturday in Lisbon for the victims of Wednesday's mass shootings in Lewiston.
Lindsay Marlow, facing camera, hugs Courtney Majoros at a vigil in Lisbon for the victims of this week's mass shootings Saturday. Courtney Majoros' brother, Max Hathaway, was one of the people killed in separate shootings in nearby Lewiston on Wednesday.
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