WINDER, Ga. — A 30-minute vigil ended tonight with community members praying and lighting candles for the victims of this morning’s deadly school shooting.
Many cried and hugged each other. A few let balloons float into the air.
While holding three balloons, Matt White, 61, said he had moved to Winder from Athens, Georgia, three years ago for peace.
“It was impossible for me not to come here and be among my community. You never expect something like this,
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