Social media reacts to homegoing services for Rep. John Lewis

Good to see @RubenStuddard #HonoringJohnLewis

— The Wild Card (@DrSuperWomanInc) July 25, 2020

Watching @repjohnlewis ceremony and all I can think about is, how important is is that we carry on his legacy. 💔 We cannot let him down. #WeShallOvercome #CivilRights #RIPJohnLewis

— DrStone (@DrStoneDrStone) July 25, 2020

@DougJones, that was a beautiful eulogy for your friend @repjohnlewis. Thank you for honoring him. Alabama is lucky to have you both. 🤍

— Dreams In Green (@dreams_in_green) July 25, 2020

Live feeds to the services have been turned off because they are getting ready to open his casket for viewing. Soon there will be opportunity for members of the public to file past. The next service is this evening at Brown Chapel AME Church in Selma.

— Tia Mitchell (@TIAreports) July 25, 2020

Who else loves seeing the women dancing at the service for #JohnLewis..They are truly celebrating his life..We must all continue to fight for the country that he so dearly loved and believed in #RIPJohnLewis #GoodTrouble

— #NanaInAlabama 🌊❤️🌊❤️ (@PamShumate59) July 25, 2020

I appreciate Rep. John Lewis's homegoing service is socially distant and the masks are visible!

— Johnetta Elzie (@Nettaaaaaaaa) July 25, 2020

Y'all see Dottie Peoples make it work at the John Lewis service? "E-Flat."
Follow the @AJC's coverage https://t.co/YTLa017PzN pic.twitter.com/k0Kx4xFjhX

— Ernie Suggs (@erniesuggs) July 25, 2020

I am watching a bit of #JohnLewisFuneral and his little nephew with the giant glasses and this version of Wind Beneath My Wings is making me cry. What an amazing hero and legacy. #GoodTrouble #JohnLewis #BlackLivesMatter

— Marcy aka CondimentGrrl (@Condimentgrrl) July 25, 2020

"It's up to us to keep his legacy alive," said @repjohnlewis great nephew, Jackson Lewis, at the first of six homegoing services for the civil rights icon.

— Christina Carrega (@ChrisCarrega) July 25, 2020

#johnlewis tribute nephew made me cry and laugh .. jumped off stage .. innocence at its finest ..

— Mariann F Brooklyn (@MFBrooklyn) July 25, 2020

Watching John Lewis' memorial service in Troy, Alabama today, I am struck again by what a good Christian John Lewis was. He truly embodied the teachings of Christ in a way few people do.

— Grace Segers (@Grace_Segers) July 25, 2020

Just over here watching John Lewis’ memorial service and weeping

— nerdsonparade (@nerdsonparade) July 25, 2020