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Let's light up the night to show the families of those who were lost to COVID-19 that they are not forgotten and that they are still a part of the city of El Paso.

In this heartfelt video message, the former Vice President draws on his own loss to give hope to the families and El Pasoans who lost so much on August 3, 2019.

Hopefully when we see the star on the mountain we will remember how it beat for the lost loved ones and that our city will never forget them.

Today, we still mourn those lost. Tomorrow, we will mourn those lost. We will never forget.

I know that his defense team is doing their job to keep him from getting the death penalty. As a citizen of El Paso, this makes me want to throw up.

Our hearts go out to the Garcia family at this time. There are no words to describe their loss. With deepest condolences, we say may Memo Garcia rest in peace.

The Cielo Vista Walmart will reopen. It will be difficult for some in our community, but we cannot let the murderer win. I'm glad it's coming back.

The doctor in this clip is the man who tried to save the life of Jordan Anchondo who died trying to shield her infant son from the bullets being fired at them.

Two of El Paso's biggest supporters will be in at the Don Haskins Sunday night to help the city heal.

In the three weeks since that horrible day, money has been raised, but now, local lawyers are stepping up to help victims get their legal affairs in order.

The group is working with the Paso Del Norte Community Foundation on the scholarship fund for the minor children of victims who died in the attack at Walmart.

The September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks claimed the lives of 2,977 victims. The name of each victim is listed below.