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Photos: Fans Leave Flowers, Handwritten Notes For Cory Monteith Outside Paramount Studios
Cory Monteith fans have left flowers, candles, photos and handwritten messages at Paramount Studios, where Glee is filmed, and in Vancouver, Canada, where the actor died. His girlfriend, Lea Michele, reportedly just visited the memorial in Vancouver.
The growing memorial outside the Pacific Rim Hotel where Monteith was found dead in his room on July 13 includes a baseball cap that reads "100% Canadian" and a plastic inflatable guitar.
[memorial] @CoryMonteith - The memorial outside of the @FairmontPacific grows. Candlelight vigil on Friday. pic.twitter.com/Uu0eSav4Y9
— CTV YVR Community Spotlight (@CTVYVRCommunity) July 19, 2013
My mom put flowers at Cory Monteith's growing memorial today. Rest In Paradise darling <3 #RipCory #GleeksUnite pic.twitter.com/0kdqa2Rn6f
— Ashlynne (@ash_music7) July 18, 2013
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