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At candlelight vigil, parents speak names of children lost to stillbirth, miscarriage

Jeremy Ewers, left, and Josh Lewis prepare to place heart-shaped float into Lake Lanier Monday, Oct. 15, 2018, at Longwood Park during the Rock Goodbye Angel annual vigil for babies lost in miscarriage and stillbirth. - photo by Scott Rogers

10162018 BABIES 5.jpg — Jeremy Ewers, left, and Josh Lewis prepare to place heart-shaped float into Lake Lanier Monday, Oct. 15, 2018, at Longwood Park during the Rock Goodbye Angel annual vigil for babies lost in miscarriage and stillbirth. - photo by Scott Rogers

A group of parents gathered on the shores of Lake Lanier on Monday evening to remember the infants they had lost.