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This is Sharonda Coleman-Singleton.
She spent her life working with kids who needed her, and "she never let them down." She preached love, a legacy her son embraces when he asks people to "hug somebody that doesn’t look like you," just like his mom did. #Charleston9 (8/10)pic.twitter.com/KGvcHbUrc5
This is Susie Jackson.
Raised in the Jim Crow South, she spent her youth attending school and church. Later, she watched 8 grandchildren build lives of their own. For anyone looking for a home, she provided shelter. On June 17th, she was shot 11 times. #Charleston9 (9/10)pic.twitter.com/n7Z3hKq2NB
This is Tywanza Sanders.
He aspired to run a barber shop, where he'd greet friends with his notorious "big ole' smile." As the shooting occurred, he pleaded with the killer to stop. His mother then watched from afar as the gun was emptied into his body. #Charleston9 (10/10)pic.twitter.com/932eokQC4E
Evil despises good. Surely, she earned her place in heaven. May her family be blesssed.
May they rest in peace and I pray their memories live on through generations of those whose lives they have touched and in those of us who have been touched by their tragic deaths. God rest their souls.
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