Aflac Japan has also suspended television advertising featuring its mascot duck, and quickly took out newspaper ads offering messages of condolences.
"I was selling it". Neighbors walked by, offering words of condolences to Spence and holding handkerchiefs to their mouths to guard against the smoky air.
Emily requested that in lieu of food and other offerings of condolence, donations be sent to The Young Israel of Harrison, New York at 207 Union Avenue, Harrison, NY 10528 to help their building program.
But inside the governor's office, Ms. Haley's phone line lit up with messages from national Republican officials offering words of condolence, among them Mr. Bush, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana and Mitt Romney, all current, likely or former candidates for president, and Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee.
President Obama and his challenger, Mitt Romney, echoed each other in embracing the role of national grief counselor in the wake of the deadly rampage in Colorado last week, offering stirring words of condolence and comfort.
Two telling images from the aftermath of the final: one was the sight of the beaten Panama players seated in a circle on the turf of Soldier Field, with Donovan in the center of them, shaking hands and offering a word of condolence to his opponents; the second was the US team celebrating in the locker room, poised precariously for a team photo.
Many Kiwis offered Māori words of condolence, including offering aroha (love) to the grieving family, kia kaha (stay strong) and aroha nui (big love) and said they were sorry that "we couldn't protect you".
Choi, flanked by the rest of the council, started by offering his condolences to the victims of former Los Angeles Police Department Officer Christopher Dorner's "cowardly planned killing," and thanked the Irvine Police Department for its vigilance.
At the start of the week, he was receiving a line of well-wishers offering their condolences.
Earlier on Sunday, Kasich released a video offering his condolences to the families of the victims of the Louisiana shooting, in which there was not yet indication of a motive.
After concluding his brief remarks yesterday morning, Mr. Raines, who joined the paper in 1978 as a national correspondent in Atlanta and later served as Washington bureau chief and editor of the editorial page, walked through an impromptu receiving line of colleagues offering condolences and well wishes.
