Despite their grief, those who gathered by the water Thursday evening were determined to keep Jayda Woods-Johnson’s joy alive.
MUKILTEO, Wash. — Family and friends of Jayda Woods-Johnson gathered at Mukilteo Lighthouse Park Thursday evening to mark one year since the 13-year-old was killed by a stray bullet at Alderwood Mall.
Woods-Johnson’s loved ones came together by the water to honor her memory with a bonfire and share stories about the teen who touched so many lives.
“It’s kind of been like just a roller coaster of emotions today,” explained Cali Huffman, Woods-Johnson’s cousin. “She was like a sister to me… I really loved
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