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Submitted by tnjp on March 20, 2009 - 12:09am.
60+ people attended a candle-light vigil to mark the sixth anniversary of the Iraq War and Occupation at Lake Ella in downtown Tallahassee. The event was organized by Meredith McMackin, who's son - Marine Cpl. Julian M. Woodalll - died in Iraq in May 2007. (Pictures below the fold....) The low key, somber event got off to a slow start but the crowd swelled to over sixty people as dusk fell. Signage Meredith McMackin and a recently returned, unnamed Iraq vet Let the Procession Begin Taps privided by Jamian and Virgina of the FSU College of Music Post new comment |
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