Hundreds are gathered in Ferniehurst, Black Rock, St Michael tonight to remember Nicole Harrison-Watson who was snatched away last Saturday.
Family, friends, neighbours, colleagues and past students from Coleridge School are outside the home she shared with her daughter Samantha to remember the 37-year-old with the enchanting smile.
Those who offered prayers so far encouraged people to look to God for comfort in these dark times.
Her mother Mercedes led those gathered to celebrate her daughter’s life in the lighting of the candle for the vigil.
The tears that had been threatening since people started to gather earlier, flowed freely when the candles were being lit and people sang along to Lean on Me by Kirk Frankllin. (YB)
Tears flow for Nicole
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