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MSHS Candlelight Vigil for Cody Botten

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The article details a candlelight vigil for Cody Botten, set for 8 PM on September 14, 2010, at the Snoqualmie Ridge soccer fields adjacent to Cascade View Elementary School. It encourages participation from both current and former MSHS students and invites the wider community to place candles on their porches as a sign of support. The overwhelming response from local middle and high school students, many wearing red, Cody's favorite color, showcases the community's solidarity as Cody continues to fight in the ICU. The vigil aims to unite the community, providing a space for collective hope and reflection. The article captures the emotional weight of the situation, urging parents to embrace their children closely during these challenging times.

It also emphasizes the positive impact of community support, with prayers extending beyond Snoqualmie to high schools in Issaquah and Bellevue. This event reflects the strength and resilience of the local community, demonstrating how they rally together in times of need. Ultimately, the vigil serves as a heartfelt reminder of the power of unity and compassion in the face of adversity.

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