1.   At Forest Lawn, mourners wore white ribbons on their lapels in the memory of those who lost their lives.

2.   Mourners wore black sweatshirts printed overnight with pictures of Abayat in full paramilitary regalia.

3.   Other mourners wore the blue ribbons that have become symbolic of the tragedy.

4.   Some mourners wore tie-dyed shirts and black armbands, while others had left their jobs after hearing the news and were still in office attire.

5.   Some mourners wore pink and blue ribbons above their hearts.

6.   The mourners wore bright swimsuits and carried towels instead of flowers.

7.   Many mourners wore white, a common practice in a city that has kept alive the religion and customs brought by African slaves centuries ago.

8.   Some mourners wore purple ribbons, while others carried small Haitian flags.

9.   The mourners wore black ribbons.

10.   The mourners wore red and white flowing robes and white caps, and recited from the Koran, the Muslim holy book.