Darren ThompsonSpecial to ICTMESA, Arizona — More than a hundred people gathered at an intersection on Sunday evening to acknowledge 14-year-old Emily Pike’s disappearance one year ago. “Not only do we honor the love we have as a community for this girl to the family and her siblings, but we seek justice. Pike’s siblings and family attended the candlelight vigil at the intersection of Mesa Drive and McKellips Road, where she was last seen and not far from the group home she ran away from. A memorial will be added to Fitch Park in Mesa this year and will include a bench and a tree planted in Emily Pike’s honor. Several groups of people, including men, women, and youth sang traditional songs to honor Pike.