Cook's Corner reopens a week after OC bar was at center of mass shooting

Emotional reopening for Cook's Corner

An emotional reopening was held at Cook's Corner. This comes as a week ago, a gunman opened fire inside and outside the popular Trabuco Canyon bar, killing three victims and leaving several others hurt.

ORANGE COUNTY, Calif. - Cook's Corner reopened on Friday, more than a week after the popular Trabuco Canyon bar was at the center of a horrific mass shooting.

The bar made the announcement on its social media page saying it would host a soft reopening Friday, September 1 at 11 a.m.

Cook's Corner also plans to hold fundraisers for the shooting victims from the Aug. 23 shooting but did not give exact dates on when that will happen. The restaurant's owner explained the decision to reopen was to bring the family back together.

A vigil will be held Wednesday, September 6 at 7 p.m. at the Library of the Canyons in Silverado.

Cook's Corner reopening after last week's deadly shooting

Patrons will have a chance to pay their respects to the victims of the mass shooting.

The announcement comes a week after a former cop went into the bar during its weekly "Spaghetti Night" and opened fire at his estranged wife and shot at random people inside and outside of the business. The horrific shooting left three people dead and six others injured.

COOK'S CORNER SHOOTING

The three people killed in the shooting were later identified as 49-year-old Tonya Clark, 53-year-old Glen Sprowl Jr. and 67-year-old John Leehey.

The suspect's estranged wife survived the shooting. The alleged gunman, identified as John Snowling, died in a deputy-involved shooting.

Since the shooting took place, GoFundMe pages have been launched for families of the shooting victims and survivors. Those interested in helping can click here for more information.