PAULDING COUNTY, Ga. - Paulding County residents are finding unique ways to honor the life and service of a 30-year-old deputy, gone too soon after a domestic dispute call in Hiram turned deadly.

The employees at a Publix grocery store in Dallas set up a memorial inside the store. There are flowers, balloons and cards with pens for others to sign and share their condolences with Deputy Brandon Cunningham's family. He left behind two young children.

The woman who organized this particular memorial is a member of the Law Enforcement Wives of Georgia.

She says she wanted to send a message of support to members of the department and to Cunningham's family during this difficult time.

FOX 5 Atlanta met with Paulding County Solicitor General Luana Nolan who is also a member of that group. She says this is a reminder of how dangerous domestic calls can be for members of law enforcement.

The Publix memorial is just one example of the community in Paulding County rallying around Deputy Cunningham's family.

Paulding Public Safety Appreciation Inc., a local nonprofit, is selling t-shirts and accepting donations on behalf of the family. As of 8:30 p.m. on Sunday, they had already sold over 600 shirts and made $20,000. The money will directly benefit the Cunningham's.

The Preparedness Depot is yet another Paulding County business reaching out. They're holding a raffle for a gun and donating proceeds from that to Deputy Cunningham's family.