More than six weeks later, the pain can still be seen and felt in Uvalde. Residents tell ABC13 they may feel better eventually, but they'll never forget.
During multiple days spent with residents of the grieving Texas town, among those we meet the local Little League president, a mom, the mayor, and a mortician. Varying backgrounds, but all linked through a personal connection to Robb Elementary - site of the"It does seem surreal," Cheryl Sanchez said during an interview with ABC13."This really happened to our lovely town. It can happen to anyone. It could happen to us, and we never thought it would, but it did.
"It brings everything back," Ybarra said of the Highland Park parade shooting."You feel for the families. You know what they're going through. You can almost feel their pain." "A year from now, 10 years from now... we're going to work to build our community back in their honor so this didn't happen in vain for them and for their families," Ybarra said
"You sent your Astros. That was the first thing," Mayor McLaughlin said during a 1-on-1 interview with ABC13."What a blessing that was for our community. And just continue your prayers. The support we've felt from all over the world has just been amazing."
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