One year after the #1October attack at the Route 91 Harvest festival on the Las Vegas Strip, here are 91 stories of heroism, helping, healing and hope. #VegasStronger

Police Sgt. Greg White from Carlsbad, California, used the pocket knife he always carries with him to cut an opening in a fence to help his wife, friends and about 400 strangers escape from the Route 91 festival grounds→rjnews.is/2QkZBa8
#VegasStronger

Some wounded victims at University Medical Center elected to wait for treatment so others — mostly strangers — could be operated on first→bit.ly/2gYLjwB
#VegasStronger

Sue Ann Cornwell shielded Miriam Lujan and her pregnant belly from the gunfire and, five months later, met the baby boy she helped save→rjnews.is/2QmXWAN
#VegasStronger

@RTCSNV bus driver Antonio McLandau, on the job for less than two months, transformed his bus into an oversized ambulance, ferrying about 30 people with gunshot wounds to Desert Springs Hospital Medical Center→rjnews.is/2zBSSEd
#VegasStronger

Karen Berney and Barbara Godron used the red pickup truck in which they drove to the Route 91 festival to whisk away more than a dozen strangers, some of them wounded, from the festival grounds as gunshots were going off→rjnews.is/2Qjm0Vd
#VegasStronger

Marine veteran Taylor Winston stole a pickup truck near the Route 91 festival grounds to drive about a dozen victims to Desert Springs hospital in two trips→rjnews.is/2gpFhod
#VegasStronger

Three weeks removed from a nine-month tour of duty in Iraq, Route 91 concertgoer Colin Donohue put his military training and experience to work to help as many people as he could→rjnews.is/2QgRPxG
#VegasStronger

Six British soldiers enjoying a night off in Vegas after an intense six weeks of training in California jumped into action when they realized a mass shooting was unfolding, each helping several wounded people→rjnews.is/2giNhHH
#VegasStronger

@ClarkCountyNV traffic systems technician Raymond Page loaded injured people into his work truck and drove them to the hospital before ambulances were allowed near the concert venue→rjnews.is/2QjxdoL
#VegasStronger

@LVMPD officer Casey Clarkson directed Route 91 concertgoers to safety before seeking medical attention for the bullet wound to his neck→rjnews.is/2ggZyMH
#VegasStronger

As soon as she made it out of the festival, off-duty air traffic controller Christina Stewart warned @LASairport to keep planes away from its west side, where fleeing concertgoers had breached a fence & ran onto runways→rjnews.is/2hEoEoQ
#VegasStronger

@LVMPD officers Meghan Kraut and Andrew Krnjeu worked to “kill the lights” on the Route 91 festival grounds by unplugging lamps and tipping over anything that illuminated audience members as they hid or tried to escape→rjnews.is/2Qp49wd
#VegasStronger

@NHPSouthernComm trooper Travis Smaka escorted a group of good Samaritans through traffic as they raced to the hospital with a bloodied family of three in the bed of their pickup→rjnews.is/2QjEZyX
#VegasStronger

After escaping the festival grounds, off-duty @LVMPD officer Michael Amburgey ran along the I-15, recruiting other drivers to get out of their vehicles and form a human chain to open a lane for emergency vehicles→rjnews.is/2QhbWvG
#VegasStronger

In the hours after the Route 91 Harvest festival attack, lines of people snaked around local donation centers as people waited hours to give blood→rjnews.is/2yXMqTC
#VegasStronger

@Zappos raised $2.7M for Route 91 survivors and helped pay funeral expenses for a number of those killed in the shooting→rjnews.is/2Ad1u12
#VegasStronger

J.H. Williams III and Wendy Wright-Williams created “Where We Live,” a 300-page anthology comic book about the shooting that raised more than $100K for the victims and their families→rjnews.is/2QlnqOR
#VegasStronger

Downtown Las Vegas music studio and record store owner Ronald Corso invited select artists into his studio to record covers of country songs for a compilation record benefiting Route 91 survivors→rjnews.is/2xnme8K
#VegasStronger

Ron Moore Jr., an Ohio-based artist, dedicated nearly 175 hours of his free time to draw black-and-white portraits of each of the 58 victims→rjnews.is/2zFpegW
#VegasStronger

A group of survivors banded together to create Route91Strong, a fund for survivors and victims that delivered its first checks in February→rjnews.is/2QlgXDC
#VegasStronger

Survivors from Colorado and Las Vegas raised $40K to fund gift baskets for Oct. 1 first responders, dropping the care packages off at hospitals around the valley→rjnews.is/2yPrG3b
#VegasStronger

Members of the Las Vegas Modern Quilt Guild banded together to create more than 250 handmade quilts for Oct. 1 survivors and victims’ families→rjnews.is/2QmC8p0
#VegasStronger

@Uber offered free rides on Oct. 2 for people who needed to visit hospitals, reach the family reunification center or donate blood→rjnews.is/2QmIlkz
#VegasStronger

Local bands @TheKillers and @ImagineDragons joined @Cirque performers and other artists for a benefit concert at @TMobileArena that brought in more than $700K for victims→rjnews.is/2DZKA85
#VegasStronger

Several DJs who headline on the Las Vegas Strip teamed up for an Oct. 1 benefit concert, and one of them, @Tiesto, donated $200K of his own money to the cause→rjnews.is/2yXd5jF
#VegasStronger

@CelineDion donated the proceeds from her first performance after the attack to Route 91 victims and families→rjnews.is/2QhySLw
#VegasStronger

@Megadeth bassist Dave Ellefson and several hundred rock fans held an auction and raised more than $10K for the Firefighters of Southern Nevada Burn Foundation→rjnews.is/2gnjkGm
#VegasStronger

@GoldenKnights & @NHL made a joint $300K donation to victims through the team’s Golden Knights Foundation, and players also made a number of public appearances in the days after Oct. 1, including a visit to @LVMPD HQ→rjnews.is/2xdXWhi
#VegasStronger

@DanaWhite gave out more than 1,500 free tickets to local first responders for @UFC 216 on Oct. 7, the first major sporting event on the Las Vegas Strip after the attack→rjnews.is/2gkYUOr
#VegasStronger

@Raiders owner Mark Davis arranged to fly about 30 firefighters, police officers and dispatchers from Las Vegas to the Raiders-Los Angeles @Chargers game in Oakland two weeks after the Route 91 shooting→rjnews.is/2ymkb4i
#VegasStronger

@UNLV’s Barrick Museum hosted an installation by artist Mary Corey March that commemorated the Route 91 tragedy by allowing visitors to add hand-dyed yarn and statements of identity and experiences to a larger piece→rjnews.is/2QnK9df
#VegasStronger

Five local graffiti artists worked together for 17 straight hours to complete a wall “for the angels,” a 200-foot-long mural in Summerlin that honors the 58 people killed in the Route 91 shooting→rjnews.is/2h65eK4
#VegasStronger

Students at Green Valley High School raised about $60K by selling custom #VegasStrong T-shirts to more than 130 schools across Clark County→rjnews.is/2i4JWvQ
#VegasStronger

Students and staff at a Mesquite middle school raised more than $4,500 for the families of three Las Vegas shooting victims who worked in education→rjnews.is/2znDKpJ
#VegasStronger

Las Vegas resident Ken Beck created handmade #VegasStrong plaques, cut into the shape of Nevada, that raised about $18K for Route 91 victims→rjnews.is/2AwHCcQ
#VegasStronger

Thousands of cards, signed banners and other messages of support from around the world were sent to Las Vegas City Hall in the months after the Route 91 shooting→rjnews.is/2py5Y1i
#VegasStronger

Just in time for the holidays, a group of Route 91 survivors organized the collection of money and gifts for victims and their families→rjnews.is/2jtO8qP
#VegasStronger

Shooting survivor Bart Godinez, who owns Down N Dirty Hat Co., designed a special Route 91 cowboy hat ahead of the holiday season, then gifted the proceeds to Natalie Grumet, a fellow survivor who was shot in the face→rjnews.is/2CphGN8
#VegasStronger

Several local tattoo shops designed their own Route 91 and #VegasStrong tattoos and donated the proceeds to victims→rjnews.is/2xp5qyi
#VegasStronger

Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada and the State Bar of Nevada offered free legal services to Oct. 1 victims for issues like guardianship, debt relief and employment→rjnews.is/2yXRVlg
#VegasStronger

Tennessee @Titans running back and Las Vegas native @DeMarcoMurray donated $50K in the wake of the Route 91 attack, half to victims and the other half to @LVMPD→rjnews.is/2wHpKpS
#VegasStronger

Las Vegas hotels and resorts provided free stays for Route 91 shooting victims and families→rjnews.is/2QhTLWI
#VegasStronger

Miracle Flights, an organization that covers plane tickets for sick children and adults who require out-of-state medical care, expanded its services after Oct. 1 to include shooting victims and relatives→rjnews.is/2zwnPqn
#VegasStronger

@Allegiant provided free flights to family members of people killed or wounded in the Route 91 attack→rjnews.is/2xbg3EG
#VegasStronger

Local restaurants banded together to help feed victims, their families and first responders at area hospitals and medical centers→rjnews.is/2g8KReJ
#VegasStronger

More than 80 Las Vegas Valley businesses either offered free services or pledged to donate proceeds to Route 91 victims→rjnews.is/2Qq0tu9
#VegasStronger

The family of Las Vegas shooting victim Neysa Tonks established a college scholarship in her name for the children of those killed in the Route 91 attack→rjnews.is/2NTAle4
#VegasStronger

Retired carpenter Greg Zanis made 58 wooden crosses and drove them here from Illinois to create a memorial near the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign→rjnews.is/2xpfRBH
#VegasStronger

Steve Round eventually ended up keeping watch over the Strip memorial, where mourners gathered to pay their respects and leave photos, notes and personal items on the wooden crosses→rjnews.is/2z07mtm
#VegasStronger

An idea from locals Daniel Perez and Jay Pleggenkuhle turned into the Las Vegas Community Healing Garden, as businesses donated materials and volunteers worked to create the space in just 3 days→rjnews.is/2xjVENJ
#VegasStronger

Andre King became the healing garden’s volunteer caretaker, spending 8 hours a day offering people a snack or a laugh while picking up litter and watching over the memorials→rjnews.is/2zzopUc
#VegasStronger

After a delicate, three-hour brain surgery the night of Oct. 1, shooting victim Tina Frost, 27, underwent several more operations in Baltimore before finally returning home to San Diego in August→rjnews.is/2NfnJJ6
#VegasStronger

@UMCSN surgeon Timothy Dickhudt had an operating room reunion with an old neighbor from St. Paul, Minnesota, when the man was brought in for surgery after being shot in the back at Route 91→rjnews.is/2zlKAfy
#VegasStronger

Off-duty paramedic Benjamin Kole and his on-duty EMT daughter, Rachel, found each other in the Route 91 chaos and worked together to save people→rjnews.is/2NTK9Vq
#VegasStronger

Nurse Dana Rushing and her son, Owen Searcy, ushered people under the main stage and tended to their wounds, far from the festival medical tent→rjnews.is/2xT141T
#VegasStronger

@SunriseLasVegas nurse Lorisa Loy, who was at the festival with her daughter, spent hours loading wounded concertgoers into a stranger’s pickup and tending to them during several rides to nearby hospitals→rjnews.is/2zoDg5Z
#VegasStronger

Within 45min. of the shooting, crisis-trained volunteers w/ @tipoflasvegas descended on the scene & area hospitals, offering emotional care and practical support to families of victims that night and in the weeks to come→rjnews.is/2zkvaZ9
#VegasStronger

About 200 @ClarkCountySch psychologists, nurses, counselors and social workers responded in the early hours of Oct. 2 and assisted local authorities, survivors and the families of victims through the next several days→rjnews.is/2zdPxrK
#VegasStronger

After the attack, a group of survivors from other mass shootings traveled to Las Vegas to comfort Route 91 survivors→rjnews.is/2NcRMRT
#VegasStronger

Several organizations offered free counseling in the wake of the Route 91 shooting→rjnews.is/2h5cm9l
#VegasStronger

A long-term resource center for Route 91 victims and families opened within a month of the Oct. 1 attack and later secured enough funding to stay open for at least two more years as it seeks to become a permanent fixture→rjnews.is/2zu9SZ8
#VegasStronger

The friends and family of Quinton Robbins remembered him with a giant “Q” made of rocks on the hillside next to Basic High School’s “B” in the River Mountains east of Henderson→rjnews.is/2gZs85A
#VegasStronger

The local branch of CSC Security named its training center in honor of employee Erick Silva, who died in the Route 91 shooting→rjnews.is/2CdzR9h
#VegasStronger

Country singer @coleswindell opened his December performance in Las Vegas with a recording of musician and Route 91 victim Brennan Stewart covering Swindell’s “You Should Be Here”→rjnews.is/2yTKLkJ
#VegasStronger

About a week after the shooting, Route 91 headliner @Jason_Aldean returned to Las Vegas to visit victims at @UMCSN→rjnews.is/2gnfRIa
#VegasStronger

Country star @DierksBentley donated blood and hosted a dinner and acoustic set for hospital staff and first responders at @UMCSN in the wake of the shooting→rjnews.is/2zgCdmu
#VegasStronger

A Nashville-based nonprofit hosted a 90-minute acoustic concert at @SunriseLasVegas for those still being treated for their injuries nearly two weeks after the attack→rjnews.is/2Ne1gfv
#VegasStronger

@StRoseHospitals waived the medical fees for the 71 Oct. 1 shooting victims it treated at three of its campuses→rjnews.is/2zo1GdB
#VegasStronger

For weeks, Joyce Bosen and other local yoga instructors hosted free trauma recovery classes for at least 200 Clark County coroner’s office employees and Oct. 1 first responders→rjnews.is/2ADol9R
#VegasStronger

Brandon Jackson offered free physical therapy to at least a half-dozen Oct. 1 survivors through his practice→rjnews.is/2NigQqq
#VegasStronger

Jodi Notch and her sister recruited other therapy dog trainers and owners from around the Las Vegas Valley to make daily visits with their dogs to shooting victims at @SunriseLasVegas→rjnews.is/2Ngi9Gz
#VegasStronger

Inspired by the officers she saw running toward the danger on Oct. 1, survivor Lauren Card joined the police force in Springfield, Oregon→rjnews.is/2Qgl5Vo
#VegasStronger

William King and his girlfriend, Kimberly Calderon, got engaged three months after a bullet missed his heart by half a centimeter and she helped him get to safety→rjnews.is/2pXt0P2
#VegasStronger

Hundreds of Route 91 shooting survivors, their family members and friends flooded the ghost town of Nelson for a free reunion photo shoot in February→rjnews.is/2Nifo7L
#VegasStronger

Jacquelyn Trujillo, an 18-year-old Route 91 survivor, graduated from high school and began training for the Army @NationalGuard, prompting her mother to call her a “first responder, with her heart”→rjnews.is/2J8o1Ap
#VegasStronger

As a huge fan of country music with the memorabilia to prove it, Samanta Arjune overcame her fear — and the gunshot wound to her leg — to attend country concerts after months of stress and depression→rjnews.is/2xtmGT0
#VegasStronger

Teenager Marie Langer climbed back into the saddle and found comfort and relief from daily bouts of Oct. 1-related post-traumatic stress disorder on the back of her show horse→rjnews.is/2Na70qJ
#VegasStronger

Within a few months of the shooting, birth announcements started popping up in online Route 91 support groups, as women who were pregnant at the festival began welcoming the newest survivors into the world→rjnews.is/2NimZD0
#VegasStronger

Vanessa Esquivel made Kody Robertson an “honorary uncle” when her first child was born on March 2, because he helped her over a barrier in the middle of the concert grounds during the attack→rjnews.is/2NfPz7X
#VegasStronger

Five Las Vegas women formed a bond “that will never be broken” after fleeing for their lives together on Oct. 1→rjnews.is/2DNVFwY
#VegasStronger

Christina Gruber, a 41-year-old triathlete and mother of two, was wounded in both legs on Oct. 1 but returned to running two months later in the Vegas Strong 5K→rjnews.is/2EjXMVM
#VegasStronger

The week of Thanksgiving, more than 100 Route 91 survivors gathered in Henderson for a potluck dinner→rjnews.is/2A12ati
#VegasStronger

In December, 18-year-old shooting victim Riley Golgart walked into a warm welcome from friends and relatives at @LASairport after about two months of hard work at a spinal rehabilitation center in Colorado→rjnews.is/2BiUmS2
#VegasStronger

Three months after the Route 91 shooting, three Summerlin women returned to the venue, retracing their steps from Oct. 1 with each other there for support→rjnews.is/2q2nBq8
#VegasStronger

Jovana Calzadillas made a miraculous recovery from a gunshot wound to the head, learning to walk, talk, eat and drink again three months after doctors told her husband to say his goodbyes→rjnews.is/2rC5zvF
#VegasStronger

Austin Stout and Katrina Hannah reunited at the Las Vegas Community Healing Garden in January, as Hannah made her first trip back to Las Vegas since she was shot in the back and Stout carried her to safety→rjnews.is/2EcfY2C
#VegasStronger

Summer Clyburn took a bullet in the back while shielding her wounded fiance and continues to stand by his side as he recovers from his head injury→rjnews.is/2DUnl3c
#VegasStronger

After not seeing each other in six years, friends Heidi Benson and Hailey Holiday now meet once a week and text daily as they cope with what they lived through on Oct. 1→rjnews.is/2hjbwG1
#VegasStronger

Whitney Del Rosso and other bartenders who worked the event gathered at Big B’s Barbecue to laugh and cry together→rjnews.is/2zXW6l9
#VegasStronger

Todd Wienke survived three gunshot wounds and returned to Las Vegas a year later to marry his Route 91 companion, Oshia Collins-Waters,in a ceremony today→bit.ly/2xRmbAe
#VegasStronger