Growing memorial shows constant support in wake of San Bernardino shooting

In the aftermath of the shooting at North Park Elementary School, there is no shortage of people who need support. And the showing was nonstop at a memorial that was placed outside the elementary school on Tuesday, with people of all ages dropping off flowers, candles, and stuffed animals — anything to show their support for the victims of the tragic shooting.

Watch: Even the White House delivered flowers to the memorial site on Tuesday

Local churches set up prayer booths to comfort those who stopped by the memorial. Marie Cabrera is with the Way World Outreach Church and estimates she’s prayed with nearly 300 people over the past day.

She says helping the community is what helped her when she learned that the shooting happened at her children’s school.

Watch: Community shows growing support for victims of San Bernardino school shooting “We got involved with the kids and I didn’t know how my kids were doing and as we were there and we were high-fiving the kids, I see my kids coming and I just broke. It was awesome and it was blessed for me,” Cabrera said.

The California Crisis Intervention Group delivered flowers from the White House and local police and fire agencies.

Meanwhile, North Park Elementary School will be closed until Monday, April 17. Check back later for continuing coverage from the growing memorial outside the elementary school.

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