It broke our hearts to lose you, but you did not go alone. For part of us went with you, the day God called you home.

i am one of marias friends. we have been friends since 6th grade... when i found about what happened i just couldnt beleive it. my heart goes out to her family. its hard not to think about her and not get sad or cry... and all the great times we had at her house.. she was such a wonderful kind sweet funny gilr that i have evern known i could tell her everything and she would always understand... she will be missed by everyone.. my prayers goes out to the Villalobos family love you all...

a wonderful friend and a wonderful tennis partner. Had some great times on the courts and will miss you always.

My deepest condolences go out to Michael's family. God Bless you in your time of grief.

I was blessed to have worked with Roger. He was kind and a great listener. He enjoyed his family immensely. His eyes sparkled in his stories he told and you could feel his love in his stories he shared, especially those about his granddaughter. I'll miss you, bloke! All our love to his family.

Omg,wow. I can't believe this!!... It was just on frieday me and ricca saw mr grace on the field. coaching the football team. We were going to go and ask if we could get in the team. It's just not right how you see a person alive and a couple hours hes gone. i can't believe this, it's not right!!!=[

we were doubles partners in tennis :(

HE WAS A GRAET COUNCELOR HE REFED A B BALL GAME AT ROOSEVELT AND HE KICKED ME OUT CUZ I SAID DA F WORD =[ HE TOGHT ME ALOT

R.I.P <3

Sharon, family and friends - I am so sorry for your loss.
Chris had a contageous laugh and his sense of humor was one of a kind. He always had jokes, and took all the mess that the girls at Adelphia threw his way with a smile. (Chris)Whenever I see an episode of MASH, no matter how old the re-run maybe, I think about you my friend...
My thoughts and prayers are with you all in this difficult time. I hope somehow he knows, how many people loved him.

Ron Grace was my mentor and counseling partner at Roosevelt during the late 1990's and early 2000's. As the Head Counselor he was greatly respected and loved by all the staff, students, and administration throughout Glendale. His wisdom and common sense guided us all during years of change and challenge in the Glendale Schools. We have all lost an outstanding leader of students and adults, and Roosevelt will be the greatest loser along with his family. My thoughts and prayers are with his family at this time.