Just 24 hours after they were gunned down during a live television broadcast, journalists and others are taking to social media in droves to honor and remember WDBJ reporter Allison Parker and cameraman Adam Ward, after they were murdered by a former co-worker, Vester Flanagan.

Everything We Know About Allison Parker & Adam Ward's Murders

Flanagan, who went by the professional name of Bryce Williams attacked his former co-workers during a feature story assignment in Virginia yesterday morning, firing shots at them and interview subject Vicki Gardner on live television. Garner survived the shooting, but Parker and Ward were both killed. Flanagan later went on to kill himself.

Now, the journalism community and several others have taken to social media to share upset over the horrific deaths, which were briefly given new life on Twitter and Facebook yesterday after Flanagan posted his own videos of the attack.

Many have expressed their condolences for Parker and Ward's family and friends, which included Parker's boyfriend, WDBJ evening anchor Chris Hurst, and Ward's fiance, a morning show producer who was celebrating her final day at the station and wound up watching her fiance die on live television:

Some have expressed outrage over some who have put forth claims that the shooting was faked and that the situation wasn't as serious as it seemed:

However the more common thread on social media has been solidarity amongst the journalism community, as many mourned the loss of two of their fellow reporters, and stood firm that they were proud to be doing the jobs they did-and wouldn't let a situation like this one scare them away from it.

Here at Enstars we too #standwithWDBJ. RIP Allison and Adam