memorial grows for jersey city store owner fatally shot in robbery attempt - electronic white board

More than a week after a clothing store owner on Bergen Avenue was shot dead, a memorial continues to develop outside the closed store.
Christmas one pin red lined up on the sidewalk outside the Top Plus clothing store to pay tribute to Byungeun Lee, 61, who was in the store at about 4. m. on Dec. 19.
The street shows an electronic sign of a prompt for help in the investigation.
The red sparkling Christmas bow is attached to the poster board and customers have been writing messages to people they call "Sir"Kim. "Rest in peace.
There is no hope other than Jesus Christ, "one wrote on the cross drawn on the whiteboard.
On a separate piece of paper, a person wrote a poem calling for an end to the violence.
Let's stop the violence spreading across the streets. -
Let's stop the violence and make innocent lives fast-
Let's come up with a solution to stop the violence.
Authorities say the deadly shooting was the result of a robbery.
No one was arrested.
Last week, Li, who was married for 34 years, held a memorial service. com reported.
Li's wife read aloud in her letter to her husband and said, "we say goodbye now, but I pray that one day we will meet again in a good place.
Until we meet again, rest in peace.
"So far, Li's wife and daughter's online fundraising campaign has raised $6,600.