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On July 25, 2022, Jordan Daniel Goggin attacked and shot four people between midnight and 5:45 a.m.

Wynn and Furness were both killed, a woman was seriously injured, and another man was shot in the leg. Police shot Goggin shortly after the last attack, killing him.

In his remarks at the vigil, Pastor Leith White talked about the lack of services for homeless people.

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United Churches of Langley social justice advocate Gillian McLeod closed the vigil with a prayer and a moment of silence.

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More images from the vigil can be view online at the .

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