OAK CREEK - Members of the Sikh temple in Oak Creek have cleaned their place of worship after a weekend shooting rampage left six dead.

But they left one bullet hole in the door jamb that leads to the main prayer hall as a memorial to the victims.

The temple smelled of fresh paint Friday morning. Blood-stained carpets in a hallway and four small rooms have been replaced.

Also on Friday, Governor Scott Walker addressed hundreds of mourners gathered at a memorial service for the victims at Oak Creek High School Friday. The governor told Sikhs that ``we mourn with you, we pray with you, we support you.''

Somber mourners, wearing scarves on their heads in the Sikh tradition, earlier greeted the families of the six victims with hugs. Six open caskets stand inside the gym with individual flowers on the bodies and a bouquet on the floor. A large video screen flashes photos of those killed and injured.

The worshippers include some Sikh members from Canada who drove 12 hours to attend a memorial service at the local high school. Thousands of mourners are expected to gather at the wake and visitation for the six people killed Sunday at the Oak Creek temple by a white supremacist.

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder is scheduled to speak at that memorial service.

The five men and one woman died Sunday when a white supremacist opened fire at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin. Three other people were injured, including one of the police officers who responded.

The FBI says the gunman shot himself in the head after he was wounded in a shootout with police.

The gunman's motive isn't clear, but FBI officials say they're investigating the case as an act of domestic terrorism.

Story By: The Associated Press