Survivors of the catastrophic flooding in the Texas Hill Country are honoring the people who died on the July 4 weekend.
As more bodies are recovered, a memorial wall in downtown continues to grow.
Adorned with flowers, photographs and toys, a simple chain-link fence in downtown Kerrville has become a gathering place for people to reflect and support each other.
Geraldine Granado spends her days volunteering at the memorial. She said the wall has become a place to grieve and to find peace, and more people visit every day.
"I see that some people are adding stuff to the wall. So I think it’s important. I think it’s very important that we do this. It’s our way to say goodbye, maybe?"
She said she expects the memorial to keep growing.
Saile Aranda
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TPR