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A place to pay respects

December 20, 2012 11:00 pm • Last Updated: December 21, 2012 10:55 pm

From left, Dawn Koonce of New London and her daughter, Kaitlyn, 16, hang 27 wreaths Thursday on the Parade in downtown New London as a memorial for each of Newtown's 27 victims. Dawn Koonce said they wanted to create the memorial as a place where people who can't get to Newtown may pay their respects.

From left, Dawn Koonce of New London and her daughter, Kaitlyn, 16, hang 27 wreaths Thursday on the Parade in downtown New London as a memorial for each of Newtown's 27 victims. Dawn Koonce said they wanted to create the memorial as a place where people who can't get to Newtown may pay their respects.

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