Across North Texas, people are doing what they can to pay tribute the victims in this shooting. 'We come together to let heartbroken, devastated families in Uvalde that we care,' said George Fuller, the Mayor of McKinney.
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"We come together to let heartbroken, devastated families in Uvalde that we care," said George Fuller, the Mayor of McKinney. "That's why I'm out here. I just want to be able to show unity with my fellow McKinney people to show Uvalde that we're out here for them," said Chris Trevino.
And she's delivering it to Uvalde herself Friday morning at the Tree City Church. It's her way of supporting these grieving families,"I just want to hug those people but that doesn't seem to be enough so cooking for them is a big hug from me."
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