Uvalde holds vigil honoring victims of Robb Elementary shooting
Residents of Uvalde, Texas gathered at the Uvalde County Fairplex on Wednesday, May 25 at 7pm CST to hold a vigil honoring the 21 slain and 38 injured victims of the shooting that occurred the previous day at Robb Elementary.
Local pastors as well as others from the state attended and spoke to the crowd to help ease their suffering and provide prayers to the families who were affected by the shooting. “I want to tell you man, that we feel a lot of pain.” a local pastor told Rebel News. He later continued by stating that “Human pain can only be healed by God. God gave us two weapons to fight these enemies. He gave us love and forgiveness.”
A local woman and her daughter attending the vigil brought a sign that showed the names of the friends they lost at the shooting in Robb Elementary.
Uvalde Mayor Don McLaughlin attended the vigil as well as Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Republican Texas Sen. Ted Cruz attended the vigil and sat amongst the residents of Uvalde County.
Outside the vigil, a food truck from San Antonio drove to Uvalde and provided complimentary meals for the attendees of the vigil as a way to show support for the devastated community.
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