Candlelight Vigil in Memory of Young Chantel Crump Takes Place Today
A candlelight vigil is scheduled for today in honor of Chantel Crump, as her family and friends continue to mourn her passing.
The vigil will take place at 5 PM at the Keithly Sheppard Recreation Park, formerly known as King George V Grounds.
Participants will gather at the bus stop on King Obstinate Drive before walking through the village where the nine-year-old lived.
The route for the procession will begin at King Obstinate Drive, proceed onto #1 George Street, take a right onto Donovans Road, another right onto Perry Bay Main Road, and then right into the Keithly Sheppard Recreational Park.
Following the vigil, there will be a concert where attendees can pay their tributes to Chantel.
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