A memorial was set up at the top of Beech Hill in Rockport for "Buffy" Krause.
Deacon Bob Cleveland speaks to the approximately 150 people who turned out Thursday night for the vigil for Elizabeth "Buffy" Krause atop Beech Hill in Rockport.
More than 150 people turned out for the vigil on Beech Hill. Bob Cleveland, a deacon at St. Brendan the Navigator church in Camden, said, "We come together to share the experience of pain and suffering that we never saw coming and can never understand."
Patrick Weferling of Camden and Melissa Rice of Rockport embrace during the vigil for "Buffy" Krause, who was allegedly murdered by her son Orion Krause. Weferling and Rice were classmates of Orion.
As the sun sets Thursday evening on Beech Hill in Rockport, people gather to remember "Buffy" Krause.
People hold candles and sing during Thursday's vigil.
People hold candles during a moment of silence at Thursday's vigil. After a few minutes, a man in the crowd said, "God bless you Buffy. God bless you Lexi. God bless you Cooper. And God bless you Orion.”
People remember "Buffy" Krause with candles as the sun sets on Beech Hill in Rockport on Thursday evening.
The vigil for "Buffy" Krause, drew people to the top of Beech Hill, a place where she loved to spend time.
People embrace at the top of Beech Hill after Thursday's vigil.
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