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***. v ■ • : By Richard Lyras ■ ■ Spedal to the Rappahannock News
Hoping for solace in tragedy, the family and friends of Emily Jane Hilscher came together on Saturday for a memorial at the Rappahannock High School to recall “special memories and special nSttnenttf* of a promising young life that ended too soon. - Eighteen-year old Emily Jane Hilscher was one of the victims of the April 16 tragedy at Virginia TWih Although emotions overflowed at tunes, there still seemed to be recognition that life must return to normalcy and remembering the life and dreams of this exceptional young lady would help in the healing process. On a beautiful sunny afternoon on the playing field at the high school, over 1,000 inotxrners gathered to remember Emily Hilscher. Moved by the loss of this young student, hundreds off • friends and others, including returning students and vis*. itore, stood in long lines to sign a memorial book. There even wen a silent vigil psud by Forrest Wharton alU
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