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Catie Grusin didn't know Eliza Fletcher, but she woke up at 3:20 a.m. and put on a pink top before attending a vigil and running event honoring the slain kindergarten teacher who was kidnapped during a pre-dawn jog in Memphis, Tennessee.
Thousands of people like Grusin, in cities across the U.S., finished Eliza's run on Friday morning.Catie Grusin didn't know Eliza Fletcher, but she woke up at 3:20 a.m. and put https://cc-street.shop/ on a pink top before attending a vigil and running event honoring the slain kindergarten teacher who was kidnapped during a pre-dawn jog in Memphis, Tennessee.Thousands of people like Grusin, in cities across the U.S., finished Eliza's run on Friday morning.Holding a candle in the early-morning Memphis darkness, Grusin gathered with https://cc-street.store/ others and sang "This Little Light of Mine" — the tune associated with Fletcher, who softly sang it to her students in a video posted on the internet. Grusin then stood along Central Avenue to cheer on hundreds of runners as they set out to complete the 8-mile run Fletcher started exactly one week earlier.Grusin didn't participate in the 4:20 a.m. run but felt compelled to do something in the wake of a tragedy that hit home with runners across the nation.