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Keep in mind
- The Times initially mispelled the name of Michael Hammersley and Beverly Mosley.
- The coroner's office reported a 26th victim the afternoon of Sept. 15, but a few hours later said the tally was 25.
Even though I have only known Roger for a few months, I have enjoyed getting to know him and have learned a lot from him in the workplace. He loved talking about his grand-daughter and the rest of his family. He always had a way to make everyone smile and laugh. I know for sure Roger will be greatly missed in the work place. My thoughts, prayers, and love go out to his family and friends. We already miss you, Roger.
Chris was my cousin and when we were little we did so much together. I remember the fun we use to have and the trouble we caused especially at Aunt Cheri's house. He was a great person who married a magnificent woman and has two remarkable stepdaughters. He will always hold a special place in my heart! My thoughts and prayers are with all of Chris's friends and family. All my love to the Aiken Family.
Love
Jenn
He was Atul. Those are the only words I can find to describe him. It is absolutely impossible to describe him in a word. We will all miss you dearly my friend. Keep schoolin people in smash bros.
I was Shocked to see her name on the news, I still cant believe it I was praying that it wasn't her, still think that I will hear her voice tomorrow. She was such a sweetheart and always helped me at work. Eventhough we didnt work at the same department (I work at division 6, 7 & 10) We will always talk at least once a week... when she will answer the phone she will always ask "Am i going to be an auntie yet?" SHe was a great Person and an awesome friend!!
Gabby,
As I watched you on television Friday, I prayed. I saw the love for your sister and the fear in your heart as you were waiting for news of her. I cried then, and again on Saturday when I heard the terrible news. I cannot imagine how your family must feel. I pray now that God will give you strength and peace during this terrible time. Please do not give up on your sisters or your dream. You touched the hearts of many as we watched you on television. My love and prayers go out to you and your family. Many are brokenhearted with you, and are saddened by the heartbreak that you are feeling.
God Bless you
It tears me to know how someone can be taken from us so suddenly. I happend to be looking at pictures from our 10 year class reunion on Friday, and Manuel is in half of them. He stood out in those pictures for some reason, now I know why. My heart and prayers go out to his family. Manuel had such a huge personality that no one could ignore. He always made everyone laugh around him. I'll cherish those memories and pictures forever.
Rest in peace Manuel, Namaste...
my prayers go out to the hefter family. i didnt know you jacob but im a student of ur moms.. ms. hefter im praying for you and your family.. hopefuly u stay strong and dont forget that "GD LOVES U" be strong... hes always going to be with you spiritually !!!
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
I remember Kari from Hart High Varsity Tennis. I am the Mom of a former Varsity player. Kari was my daughters doubles partner in 2007. She also played JV tennis with my daughter the year before.
She was such an inspiration. She had such a positive outlook on life and always had something nice to say about everyone. I remember going to Tennis games and she would always come up and say, "HI" and chat with me for awhile when she was not in a match. She cheered on her teammates and was excited when she was called to play.
Even though I only knew Kari through Tennis, I feel blessed to have been a part of her life. This is a sad day for the community of Santa Clarita Valley and Hart High School. We have lost a beautiful young woman and she was much to young to be taken.
My thoughts and prayers are with her family and we will miss her dearly every day.
I had the good fortune of getting to know Roger first on the soccer field. We all feared his wicked left foot and his deft touch for such a big man. He always played with a smile on his face and he always put the smiles on our faces while discussing the game he loved so much over a pint or two. Here's to you Roger...Cheers!