Tucson, Arizona (CNN) -- Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was in Tucson Monday to finish what she started -- a "Congress on Your Corner" meeting that was interrupted by gunfire, a shooting rampage that left six people dead and Giffords with a gunshot wound to her head just over a year ago. The meeting came one day after Giffords, 41, announced that she would resign from Congress this week. "We were invited to finish what we started a year ago. I know that every person amongst us has been waiting for that moment. I told her what I wanted to tell her a year ago, and then I told her how sorry I was that I couldn't really introduce her to Christina," said Suzi Hileman, one of the roughly two dozen people invited to attend the private event.
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She completes her "Congress on Your Corner," in Tucson
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Giffords, 41, was shot in the head in January 2011 in a rampage that left six dead
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