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58 crosses stand in Las Vegas in honor of victims killed 1 year ago

By and ABC7.com staff
Sunday, September 30, 2018
As Las Vegas is preparing to mark the anniversary of the mass shooting that claimed 58 lives one year ago, events to honor those lost have already begun.
LAS VEGAS (KABC) -- As Las Vegas is preparing to mark the one-year anniversary of the mass shooting that claimed 58 lives, events to honor those who were lost have already begun.

A man who made crosses for each of the victims in the days after the massacre has brought new ones back.
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Greg Zanis arrived Friday in Las Vegas, where one by one he displayed the newest set of Crosses for Losses at the iconic Vegas welcome sign -- just as he did last year.
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Zanis decided to bring them back to help people cope with Monday's anniversary.

Prayer services, memorial crosses honor memories of Las Vegas victims


Starting on Sunday, Zanis is beginning a 58-hour vigil, one hour for each of the victims.

PHOTOS: These are the victims of the Las Vegas mass shooting
Hannah Ahlers, a mother of three and Beaumont resident.none
Carrie Barnette, 34, worked at a cafe at Disney's California Adventure Park.none
Candice Bowers, of Garden Grove, is a mother of two.none
Sandy Casey, a special education teacher with the Manhattan Beach Unified School District.KABC
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Austin Davis is seen in an undated photo from a GoFundMe account set up by his friend.none
Tom Day Jr., 54, of Riverside.none
Christiana Duarte, an employee of the Los Angeles Kings hockey team, is seen in a photo posted on the team's Twitter account.none
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Dana Gardner, 52-year-old mother of Grand Terrace.none
Angela Gomez, who attended Riverside City College and wanted to become a nurse.none
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San Clemente resident Victor Link was a loan processor.none
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Rachael Parker, an employee of the Manhattan Beach Police Department.none
Jennifer Parks, a teacher with the Westside Union School District.none
Lisa Patterson, who worked with the Palos Verdes Girls Softball League.none
John Phippen, a father of six who lived in Canyon Country.none
Melissa Ramirez is seen in an undated photo. She graduated from California State University, Bakersfield in 2014.KABC
Jordyn Rivera, a 21-year-old woman who was expected to attend college at Cal State San Bernardino.none
Rocio Guillen Rocha, a mother of four and a longtime cast member at Disneyland.none
An undated photo of Chris Roybal, a U.S. military veteran who survived war in the Middle East and lost his life in the Las Vegas mass shooting.KABC
Susan Smith, a mother and wife who worked for the Simi Valley Unified School District.KABC
Derrick "Bo" Taylor, of Oxnard, was a lieutenant with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.none
Michelle Vo, a native of the Bay Area before moving to the Eagle Rock neighborhood of Los Angeles, is seen in an undated photo.none
A collage of Southern California victims killed in the Las Vegas mass shooting.KABC
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