The kids that survived are in middle school... still practicing active shooter drills.
She was bubbly and smart. She played Tennis and swam. She loved to draw and paint.
She was killed 6 years ago today in her elementary school.
Her parents would like you to donate here in her memory: oliviaengel.org
He was an “old soul” that would always comfort other kids. He would make sure everyone felt accepted.
You can see more of his story here: whatwoulddanieldo.com/daniels-story/
We lost Daniel that day in school 6 years ago.
The principal of Sandy Hook.
She was a hero as an educator and became a superhero in the line of fire 6 years ago today.
She’s remembered as an energetic educator.
There is a scholarship fund in her honor here: dawnhochsprungmemorialfund.org/The_Dawn_Hochs…
She only started horseback riding at age 5 but won a blue ribbon in her first and only horse show.
She loved whales.
For Christmas she wanted cowgirl boots and a hat.
Her foundation supports animals just like she did: jessicarekos.org/about/
6 year olds born after the massacre are hiding in the same school.
Lauren was a permanent substitute teacher at Sandy Hook Elementary.
Her mother said that the last year of her life was the greatest because had finally landed a permanent job at a school.
There’s a scholarship fund in her name: bridgeport.edu/finaid/graduat…
The school psychologist who joined AnneMarie in confronting the shooter in the hallway.
She worked long hours if it meant helping people.
There’s a fund in her name to support mental health services for kids: fccfoundation.org/cm/Sandy%20Hoo…
She hid children in the bathroom saving many lives.
She worked hard for her kids and was described by friends and family as goofy.
There’s a memorial fund in her name: vickisotomemorial.com/scholarships/
His family moved to Newtown from the UK two years prior to the shooting.
He loved the color purple.
The foundation started in his name helps autistic and special needs children: dylanswingsofchange.com
He was a flag football superstar.
He loved the @Giants.
Victor Cruz wrote his name on his cleats.
Here’s Victor Cruz talking about meeting Jack’s family:
She loved music and her go-to mode of transportation was dance.
A project named after her supports kids and families dealing with trauma: anagraceproject.org
She got a stuffed purple mouse as a 2-month-old after a surgery and her love of animals grew from there.
The foundation made in her memory helps build animal sanctuaries: cvhfoundation.org/about
He was described as energetic, quick to laugh and a bit mischievous.
He loved lighthouses. He wanted to grow up and be a lighthouse keeper.
“Ben’s Lighthouse” was founded after his murder to help kids reach their full potential.
benslighthouse.org/programs.php
From the time she was 2-years-old was able to write her name and draw family stick figure portraits.
She would draw way past her bedtime.
A foundation was started to help fund the arts for young people in Emilie’s name: emilieparkerfund.com/?p=91
Her parents say that she ran to the beat of her own drum.
She was curious and loved her yellow Lab Lily.
There is a scholarship in her name: newtownkindness.org/charlotte-baco…
When the gunman’s weapon jammed Jesse yelled at his classmates to run.
6 of his classmates survived because of his bravery.
He was full of light and love.
There’s a foundation that counters the culture of violence in his name: jesselewischooselove.org
26 people died in that school.. 96 die every single day in America from gun violence... we know their stories but we won’t know the other 70 that share that day of memory.
This shouldn’t be possible in a great nation.
We have had 300+ mass shootings in America THIS YEAR.
When the UK experienced a similar shooting as Sandy Hook... they came together and have nearly ended gun violence.
Let’s end gun violence together.💚