Anti-violence walk in Evanston ends day of mourning slain teen

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Toni Bark Evansttears up during 'Light Up Evanston' candlelight vigil against violence thstarted EvanstTownship High School went memorial for Dajae

Toni Bark, of Evanston, tears up during "Light Up Evanston," a candlelight vigil against violence that started at Evanston Township High School and went to the memorial for Dajae Coleman, the 14-year-old killed a week ago. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media

Sophomores Kiley Leff Ben Mortoffer each other comfort during 'Light Up Evanston' candlelight vigil against violence thstarted EvanstTownship High

Sophomores Kiley Leff and Ben Morton offer each other comfort during "Light Up Evanston," a candlelight vigil against violence that started at Evanston Township High School and went to the memorial for Dajae Coleman, the 14-year-old killed a week ago. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media

Classmates friends family other community members participate 'Light Up Evanston' candlelight vigil against violence thstarted EvanstTownship High School went memorial

Classmates, friends, family and other community members participate in "Light Up Evanston," a candlelight vigil against violence that started at Evanston Township High School and went to the memorial for Dajae Coleman, the 14-year-old killed a week ago. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media

Wayne Caluy15 Evanstclose friend Dajae Coleman reflects his friend's death during 'Light Up Evanston' candlelight vigil against violence thstarted EvanstTownship

Wayne Caluya, 15, of Evanston, a close friend of Dajae Coleman, reflects on his friend's death during "Light Up Evanston," a candlelight vigil against violence that started at Evanston Township High School and went to the memorial for Dajae Coleman, the 14-year-old killed a week ago. | Joel Lener~Sun-Times Media

9/29/12 Classmates friends family other community members participate Light Up Evanstcandlelight vigil against violence thstarted ETHS walked memorial for Dajae

9/29/12 Classmates, friends, family and other community members participate in Light Up Evanston, a candlelight vigil against violence that started at ETHS and walked to the memorial for Dajae Coleman, the 14 year old that was shot dead one week ago. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media

AnCost(right) 14-year-old classmate Dajae Coleman joined friends family other community members 'Light Up Evanston' candlelight vigil against violence. | Joel

Ana Costa, (right) a 14-year-old of classmate of Dajae Coleman, joined friends, family and other community members in "Light Up Evanston," a candlelight vigil against violence. | Joel Lerner~Sun-Times Media

EVANSTON — Shaun Myles attended the funeral for his cousin Dajae Coleman today (Sept. 29) and then joined other community members in a walking-candlelight vigil underscoring safety in the community. An estimated crowd of thousands of people attended the funeral at the First Church of …