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(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Vigils, such as this one in Ogden for the Powell boys, can help family, friends and the larger community heal. “The light represents something beyond us, be it God or whatever” says counselor Katherine Supiano.
Photos from vigil for Braden and Charlie Powell in Ogden
First Published Feb 09 2012 10:28 pm • Last Updated Feb 09 2012 10:45 pm

A community pinwheel vigil was held Thursday for Charlie and Braden Powell at the Municipal Gardens Playground in Ogden. The event was put on by Prevent Child Abuse Utah.

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