RCMP are set to release the names of the people who died in a fiery bus crash a week ago as a small western Manitoba community prepares to gather in mourning for the 16 lives lost.
"Death happens but we never forget the ones who passed away. They will always be in our hearts. They have moved us and shaped us," said Wayne Olson, a community minister for the Church of Christ in Dauphin and one of the organizers of a community memorial service Thursday evening.
As it becomes clear who died in the crash, Olson said it is important that people have a place to come together. Kim Armstrong, administrator for Dauphin Active Living Centre where many seniors spend time, said people have been waiting to learn who from their community was on the bus. Once they know for sure, she said, the grieving process will begin.
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