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If you were wondering what some folks in Montgomery, Alabama, were doing this past Sunday, just know that they were attending a vigil for a Taco Bell that burned down.
That’s right, folks, over 100 people recently showed up to a vigil put together by Katie James after a Taco Bell in the area was left in ashes after a mysterious early morning blaze destroyed the fast food joint.
@tacobell It is with extreme sadness that we inform you of the loss of our community Taco Bell due to a fire..
I have been asked by all interested and partaking if you would donate tacos to the candle light vigil and join in our grief as we mourn our Taco Bell loss#NEVERFORGET pic.twitter.com/dXdNLwpCeY
— Katie James (@KimmyJinPP) January 18, 2018
Folks showed up with paper cups turned in candleholders, and some people even showed up dressed as angels.
A candle lit vigil is being held in remembrance of the Zelda Road @tacobell that caught on fire and collapsed early Wednesday morning. pic.twitter.com/RELUkn1JQ9
— Samantha Day (@SamanthaDayWSFA) January 22, 2018
Here’s what James had to say about this Taco Bell vigil:
“It just gave people something to talk about other than all the negativity that’s going on right now.”
And here’s more from that night:
Vigil at the Zelda Road Taco Bell features a live performance by a group calling themselves the Baja Angels @ALNewsNetwork pic.twitter.com/6IwZcfQhSy
— Kimberly Hyde (@KimberlyHydeTV) January 22, 2018
Dozens in the Montgomery community have gathered for a vigil to pay their respects to the Zelda Rd Taco Bell that went up in flames last week. @ALNewsNetwork pic.twitter.com/oC9UDaHtTX
— Kimberly Hyde (@KimberlyHydeTV) January 22, 2018
I’m glad people are making a difference out in Alabama.
h/t NY Daily News
