Memorial grows ahead of vigil for farmworkers killed in Marion County bus crash

The site of the bus crash where eight farmworkers died this week is growing bigger. A vigil will be held this evening at 6 p.m. to honor the lives of those lost.

[@debracisneroshhp2827]

Adding their families to my prayers. 🙏😢

[@aishawright6441]

My deepest condolences to all family

[@noelhernandez363]

Que triste!! Descansen en paz, paisanos! 🙏🕊💔

[@hammieinvestigations5392]

Extremely sad. Peace goes out to the workers and their families. R.I.P.

[@lylychris6553]

God have mercy on their families.

[@leticiavazquez9546]

Prayers for all the families ❤

[@annaechevarria3804]

My condolences to the families ❤

[@Perez_studios]

😢… my grandfather came across the border, working the fields from texas to Michigan, this is so heartbreaking and horrible…..That MFer who was driving deserves to be in prison for life! Viva la raza.

[@americanpatriot3655]

Was he legal to be here?

[@Forestventures]

How sad, i want to know how that drunk driver feels now, after finding out he killed 8 people and destroyed their families!!! My Condolences to the families.

[@a.a.a.8365]

A Life for all Those Lives 🌾

[@vanmoore8638]

Sad

[@essiebessie661]

People celebrating Memorial Day with their watermelon, corn-on-the-cob, green beans and others, should stop a minute and thank these poor men.

[@americanpatriot3655]

LOL

[@meganwalker27]

😢

[@giovanniugarte2949]

That tragedy also affected the businesses of all the licor stores and marihuana suppliers Bryan Howard visited to buy his booze and grass to keep him semi-funtional for his daily life. By the same token, as it is expected, the taxpayers will be slammed with higher prices in their essencial necesities to forcefully pay for the encarceration of a penniless inmate. And if that is not enough, we also find in that despicable list of burdens, the dreaded letter calling for jury duty to forcefully watch the bogus show of a cherry public defender versus a seasoned Jewish prosecutor. FSLN