The world now knows Cannon Hinnant as the North Carolina 5-year-old who was fatally shot while riding his bike less than a week ago. But to family, he was so much more: A child who will be remembered for his humor, energy and love.
less than a week ago. But to family, he was so much more: A child who will be remembered for his humor, energy and love.
Cannon, age 4 at the time, was visiting with his two older sisters when she knelt down on the floor to ask the boy a question:It wasn't said in a mean spirit."Cannon loved everybody," Hinnant said. Most of the time Cannon lived with mother, Bonny Waddell, and step-father, Lee Parker. But last weekend, he was visiting his dad, who is Gwen Hinnant's step son.But a grieving Austin Hinnant gave his account to local media.
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