'A lover of life' - Seattle pays tribute to food festival shooting victims

She died in hospital during surgery, after exchanging "heartfelt 'I love you's with her eldest daughter", her family said in the GoFundMe page launched after her death.Whitehead was described as "a lover of life, art and family"."Family was everything to Ashley - she had recently moved to the west coast from Alabama to be closer to Zoie," the writeup said, referring to her eldest daughter. At the vigil on Monday evening, people laid flowers and lit candles as they gathered in grief. There was a call for a moment of a silence."This is not acceptable," Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson said, condemning gun violence in the community. "No father, no parent should have to bury their child." Police suspect the third deceased victim, Junior Cee Niko Semo, was involved in the gunfight. Another suspect is in custody. A third suspect is still on the loose. The shots fired on Sunday at the annual food festival near Seattle's Space Needle left three dead and four others injured, during a suspected "gunfight", police said.Sunday was the final day of the annual three-day free food festival, which draws some 350,000 people each year.