Walter Sanders holds his 4-month-old daughter, Sem'Jah, while children and other community members sign a poster celebrating the life of Isaiah Brooks, who died in a fire on North Fayette Street. On what would have been his sixth birthday, about 100 of the boy’s family, friends and neighbors attended a memorial for Isaiah and his mother who was critically injured trying to save him. Don Hennessey-Renken, brother of Eva Brooks, said his sister is awake off and on and was able to write on a piece of paper that she tried to save her son and added, “too hot.” August 30, 2011
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Nicholas Turner is a Jacksonville, IL. based photographer currently on staff with The Journal-Courier
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