Hundreds gathered at Lake Harriet in Minneapolis on Sunday to mourn Harper Moyski, an 8-year-old girl killed in the recent church shooting. The memorial honored her bright spirit, remembered for humor and confidence that touched many. The event was open to all who loved Harper and wanted to celebrate her life.
- Harper Moyski was remembered for her humor and confidence
- Memorial held at Lake Harriet Band Shell
- Attendees wore school colors and shared memories
- Public figures attended to honor Harper's life
- Service included prayers and community support
The service at the bandshell featured photos of Harper’s joyful moments, family adventures, and her infectious smile. Attendees wore Annunciation T-shirts and ribbons in school colors, many mourning alongside families of other victims, including 8-year-old Fletcher Merkel. Prominent officials like Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. Amy Klobuchar attended quietly, emphasizing community support. Pastor Tom Hurley led prayers for Harper’s family, her school community, and Minneapolis.
- Remember Harper’s joyful personality and her impact on others.
- Highlight community support from local leaders and families.
- Recognize the ongoing emotional toll from the shooting incident.
- Encourage continued efforts for safety and healing in Minneapolis.
This memorial underscores the lasting grief and resilience of Minneapolis residents after the tragedy, with officials and families united in mourning and hope for change.
The community continues to seek justice and healing, with memorials like this fostering support and awareness.
