Cody Botten Candle Light Vigil Update

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The candlelight vigil for Cody Botten, held on September 15, 2010, attracted an impressive turnout of 400-500 people, all coming together in a display of solidarity amid his ongoing health struggles. Participants expressed their love and support, creating a serene atmosphere as they lit candles against the backdrop of a starry night. The event underscored the remarkable sense of community in Snoqualmie, where local students set aside differences to stand united for a common cause. Attendees were encouraged to share uplifting messages on social media as a way to provide comfort to Cody and his grieving family. While no major updates regarding Cody's health were reported, there were subtle indications of his resilience.

The gathering not only highlighted the emotional impact of such a crisis but also showcased the power of collective hope. As attendees donned blue and white, they symbolized their unwavering support for Cody and his family, serving as a heartfelt reminder of the importance of community during challenging times.

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