'In a world where there seems to be no love, know that Southwest flight 1843 is full of people praying for all the families...'
It was an emotional moment for many as a plane full of passengers shared their support for Lewiston, Maine, as the community mourns the 18 people killed in the deadliest mass shooting in state history. The moment was captured by Felisha Lees Photography.'I am so incredible honored to have been able to share story and give and the National Crisis Response Canine Team the recognition you so deserve,' She posted on her Facebook page.
Their journey to the area would take them on a flight from Nashville to Boston.For the team, this was their fifth mass casualty deployment to help first responders and victims. Andy held a number of notes, each scrawled with a message of support and love:'These are dark days, but always remember that the sun will shine again. Keep your loved ones' memories alive.
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