Remembering the victims of the Parkland school shooting: Here are their stories wapo.st/2o2r58E
Jaime Guttenberg, 14, was in the ninth grade; her older brother was also at the school and survived. wapo.st/2Gk0ryD 
Nicholas Dworet, 17, was a competitive swimmer who planned to attend the University of Indianapolis in the fall on an athletic scholarship. wapo.st/2Ev5mw5 
Gina Montalto, 14, “brightened any room she entered,” her family wrote in a post shared on social media. wapo.st/2HoAcbV 
Chris Hixon, 49, was the athletic director and wrestling coach. He would drive home kids on the team when they didn't have a ride. wapo.st/2F7LYXl 
Alaina Petty, 14, volunteered with her church, joining in hurricane cleanup efforts last year in Florida. wapo.st/2Cqhi0u 
Joaquin Oliver, 17, was a senior who loved baseball, had a girlfriend and was embracing the final months before graduation. wapo.st/2ExtItf 
Luke Hoyer, 15, was the youngest of three children. His sister just graduated from college, and his brother is a college student. wapo.st/2Gm2C4Q 
Peter Wang, 15, held a door open and helped his peers escape, his cousin said. wapo.st/2EBscXn 
Aaron Feis, 37, played center on the high school's football team and later returned as a coach. wapo.st/2Hou8QB 
Meadow Pollack, 18, was a senior and had chosen a university close to home to be near her family. wapo.st/2ExEyvk 
