'If you don’t get a tear in your eye, there’s something wrong with you'
Thousands remember victims of school violence at Emily's Parade
Crowds of leather-clad bikers held brightly colored balloons as they waited in the parking lot at Columbine High School on Sunday morning.
Columbine principal Frank DeAngelis told the crowd that every balloon represented a person who had lost their life to school violence.
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