Parkland school shooting 3 years later: Remembering the 17 victims

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A 15-year-old Army Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps cadet who dreamed of attending West Point but died helping classmates escape. Three years after a school shooting that shook the nation, here is a look back at the lives lost in the Parkland, Florida, massacre. Freshman soccer player Alyssa Alhadeff 'took every second of her life and did something with it,' her mother, Lori Alhadeff, told ABC News 'She had the fire to fight.'

Loughran, survived by her parents and her older brother, "was an excellent student" who loved her 8-year-old nieces, said her aunt, Lindsay Fontana."I never got to say goodbye to her," Loughran's friend, Mackenzie Mirsky, told WPLG. "I can't close my eyes without thinking of my friend."PHOTO: This photo taken from Facebook shows an undated photo of Gina Montalto, a student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.

"I said, 'Love you.' And he gave me a kiss, 'I love you too.' And I told him, just make sure you call me to see how did it go with the flowers,"The teen was buried in NBA player Dwyane Wade's jersey. The Olivers later started a nonprofit organization called Change the Ref, a platform inspired by their son in part to educate and empower youth in the movement to end gun violence.

Alaina Petty was "a vibrant and determined young woman" who "loved to serve," her family said in a statement,Petty participated in the high school Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps program and volunteered for a program with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the family said, according to the newspaper.Petty helped rebuild areas of Florida after the state was hit by Hurricane Irma in September 2017.

Helena Ramsay was "kind-hearted and thoughtful" and "brilliant and witty," relative Curtis Page Jr. wrote on Facebook. "I moved my family to Parkland because it was an idyllic little community," Max Schachter wrote. "I never thought this would happen to me. I never thought it would happen here."

 

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firearmslawyer Tragic but what about all the deaths from swimming pools and texting in Fla? Swept under the radar...I guess

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