Utah Community holds Charlie Kirk’s Vigil, looking for unity and healing

The hundreds of last night in Utah Hellow of Utah Tyler Robinson Knowing Charlie Kirk, organizing his family, and admits Robinson’s relatives.

Organizer Jordan Hess told the crowd that he was “deeply moved” for their presence.

“Thank you for everyone to hear the desire and the need to be here in a society tonight,” he said, clearly.

Hess said the event was planned to “celebrate who we are as Americans – and hurt … is not in, not as different or very encouraging citizens.”

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He noted with puzzle and was about Kirk’s life, mourning his family, the family of the suspects saw the tragedy, and “mourning that threatens to say about our unity.”

The fact that people agreed with Kirk’s beliefs, “one truth, was an American, a man, a marvelously used his Word.”

He added that “political killings are not just a lifestyle,” urges people should “zealously disagree without destruction.”

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Hostee Crosby told Fox digital news that decided to come to the face because “recent attack is something to encourage the whole country.

Although not in harmony with Kir in everything, Crosby said that he respected his ideas and that he fought for what he believed in.

Crosby said he did not know the Robinson family but had heard that he had participated in the social community in the area.

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“And I’ve had friends in part of that group, and most of them are full of hatred and vitrool,” she said. “I’m banned and removed as friends with basic ideas as a border and nothing to people that will add to the imaginary people of your 50% of your people. So it is difficult.”

Jesse Wilkinson stood quietly in a crowd wearing a shirt installed by the word “freedom.”

In the Wilkinson, a temporary fire extinguisher from the St George now living in Washington, Utah, and nearer politics.

“I wanted to support my community,” he said. “I know we are facing the hard time and the suspects of a bloom from here and everything. I grew up in St. George … I just wanted to support my Kirk family and the Robinson family.”

Wilkinson said he was an arrow because of the desire to serve, and Kirk’s death was deeply beaten.

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“I think he was a wonderful, amazing man. He had a wonderful impact. I appreciate the man, and I know his Word will be filled forever.”

She also kicked about the disaster as being attacked and not on Kirk but freely for them.

“When we are silent, that is what is violence. We need to speak, we need to speak, and let us quarrel,” he said, admits Kirk in an open debate.

Even her shirt had meaning. The “Freedom”, a gift from his mother, was a hidden place on the Kirkiti Tire and heritage dyes.

“We have the largest country on the face of the earth, and we have wonderful freedoms,” says Wilkinson.

To her, the refuge was about respecting Kirk, and our neighbors, and pointed to the principles of discussion and freedom.

Kevin Holyoak shared the same message. He told the Fox News Digital in the evening was a shape time, adding that the world is walking in difficult times and urges people to respect different beliefs.

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“It is best to talk about things unlike taking steps to your hands that hurt someone else,” it means that violence is facing American treasures.

Kirki Lover, Hallway described her “An encouraging youth to get early.” He commended how Kir would listen to conflicting ideas, treated people with respect, and promoted open discussion.

“I think we all need to do so,” he said.

During her, Vigil was about respecting Kirk’s heritage while promoting the community – and the country – to return to the discussions above conflicts.

Utah Tech University Shane Smeed told the mourning that the Vigil was a moment of solidity and treatment. Speaking in person not in his legal role, the lack of a last week is “very difficult, a sore week” and urges the public to depend on the faith instead of fear.

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He thought of the interpretation of unity, which he described as harmony, and used the picture of Canada geos in formation to show how people supported and when. True unity, said, it said to make sure no one was left alone. “Being peacemakers, we have to strive to delete quarrels and hatred for our lives,” said Smeed.

He closes the prayer of peace, reminding the public that the healing will only come to select dialogue, compassion and unity.