#daniel rohrbough

[sparklesforcolumbine]

Daniel Lee Rohrbough, 15, with his mother, sue Petron. Daniel rohrbough was sadly one of 13 lives lost April,20th,1999. Rest in peace, Dan.

[crimejewels]

this is a recreation of rachel interviewing danny with AI. clone rachel's voice with the website https://speechify.com. i always wanted to know what rachel and danny's voice would sound like in this interview.

please note that this is not the official audio, it is simply a recreation. i am warning to avoid causing misinformation.

the conversation was found in a denver post publication. (x)

august 1998.

[afataldesign]

Daniel “Dan” “Danny” Lee Rohrbough

THE SECOND KILLED

On April 20th 1999, Daniel Rohrbough was the second person killed

At the time of the massacre he was 15 years old (I don’t know if he was a freshman or sophomore. If you do PLEASE let me know)

ABOUT DANIEL According to many, he was a great friend and would be/is terribly missed. He was also said to be a ‘fun guy’. He liked electronics and video games. He would also spend a lot of time helping his family. During the school year he would work at Excalibur Sound Systems, his dad’s stereo business. And during the summer he would go to Kansas to help at his Grandfather’s wheat farm. He would always spend his earnings on Christmas presents for his family.

HIS GRAVE + OTHER PHOTOS

FINALLY, HIS AUTOPSY REPORT

[astoryofcolumbine]

"Like snowflakes, my Christmas memories gather and dance. Each beautiful, unique, and gone too soon." ~

We understand that for many, the holiday season may present a particular type of grief. An empty chair at the table, the lack of laughter, the echoes of ooos and ahhs, the brightness in eyes that we cling to so dearly. The moments that we didn't know we would miss as much as we do now. The parts of people that we wish we had paid more attention to.

The Columbine families have now had more holidays without their loved ones, then they ever had with them. Hanukkah's, Christmas', Birthday's, Thanksgiving's, the days that are supposed to bring us together. And how can we ever truly feel together-ness, when we may never again feel whole without them.

"A place where people can come to pay their respects. Where students can have some peace. Where parents can feel closer..."~ 'I Walk With Each of You', Act 2 Epilogue Scene

Last year, the Columbine Memorial Foundation was thousands of dollars short within their yearly funds to upkeep the maintenance and cleanliness of the space. Please consider donating this holiday season to maintain the one-of-a-kind Memorial and to help keep the legacy of Columbine alive forever. For these families, the Columbine Memorial very well could be the closest memory of touch that they may have of their loved ones.

We ask that you please keep the families of Rachel, Danny, Dave, Kyle, Steven, Cassie, Isaiah, Matthew, Lauren, John, Kelly, Daniel, and Corey, in your thoughts and prayers this holiday season. We wish you all a peaceful and safe December and a Happy New Year. May their memories be a blessing.

Columbine Memorial Foundation Donations

https://www.columbinememorial.org/donate/

[crimejewels]

25 years ago...

The dedication scene to the 13 victims of Columbine at the end of “I’m Not Ashamed.”

[sporadiceagleheart]

James Radley Mattioli, Daniel Conner Mauser, Sophie Jane “Soph” Lockwood-North, Chase Michael-Anthony Kowalski, Matthew Joseph “Matt” Kechter, Stephanie Dawn Johnson, Ross William Irvine, Dylan Christopher Jack Hockley, Steven Robert “Steve” Curnow, Rachel Joy Scott, Hannah Louise Scott, William David “Dave” Sanders, Reema Joseph Samaha, Daniel Lee “Danny” Rohrbough, Noah Samuel Pozner, Jack Armistead Pinto, John Alexander Petrie, Anne Marie McGowan Murphy, Daniel Vincent Parmertor, Brett McKinnon, James Radley Mattioli, Daniel Conner Mauser, Benjamin Andrew “Ben” Wheeler, Kyle Albert Velasquez, Britthney Ryen Varner-Wilson, Megan Turner, Lauren Dawn “Lulu” Townsend, John Robert Tomlin, Araceli “Ara” Tena, Victoria Leigh “Vicki” Soto, Jeremiah Small, Isaiah Eamon “Bushwick” Shoels, Mary Joy Greene Sherlach, Allison Noelle “Allie” Wyatt, Shannon Dawn Williams Wright,

[for-rachel-joy]

24 years ago today, 13 people lost their lives in a senseless tragedy that shook the country, and also the world in a way that’s been affecting us ever since.

Let’s remember the thirteen angels that should be here today, but are around us in spirit.

Kelly Fleming, 16

Rachel Scott, 17

Isaiah Shoels, 18

Daniel Mauser, 15

Corey Depooter, 18

Cassie Bernall, 16

Lauren Townsend, 18

Kyle Velasquez, 16

Steven Curnow, 14

Daniel Rohrbough, 15

Dave Sanders, 47

John Tomlin, 17

Matthew Kechter, 15

May you all rest in peace, and be reunited with your friends and families in heaven 🤍

[vvscarygirl]

Today marks the 25th anniversary of the Columbine School Shooting. Since that fateful day, lives of students, teachers, and parents alike changed all across America. Students had to learn to hide and play dead, just incase. Teachers had learn hide students fast and keep them quiet, while having to keep themselves safe aswell. Parents fearing that their children won't come home, and that they will never be able to pack them a lunch again or hold them. In my lifetime, there have been 300+ school shootings since, and there hasn't been any changes made. Unless you count buying a bulletproof bag, instead a colorful one. How many kids have to die before change happens? Changes should've happen when, Cassie Bernall, 17; Steven Curnow, 14; Corey DePooter, 17; Kelly Fleming, 16; Matthew Kechter, 16; Daniel Mauser, 15; Daniel Rohrbough, 15; William "Dave" Sanders, 47; Rachel Scott, 17; Isaiah Shoels, 18; John Tomlin, 16; Lauren Townsend, 18, and Kyle Velasquez, 16, all lost their lives on April 20th, 1999. Thoughts and prayers are getting us nowhere. It's time to stand up and demand change

[x-blackrainbow-x]

It was Daniel Rohrbough's

dr.pepper found outside of the school

[isyloveslife]

25 years ago to the day was when it happened

Rest in peace:

Cassie Bernall, 17

Steven Curnow, 14

Corey DePooter, 17

Kelly Fleming, 16

Matthew Kechter, 16

Daniel Mauser, 15

Daniel Rohrbough, 15

William "Dave" Sanders, 47

Rachel Scott, 17

Isaiah Shoels, 18

John Tomlin, 16

Lauren Townsend, 18,

Kyle Velasquez, 16.

[michaelcosio]

The 13 victims in the April 20, 1999, shooting massacre included 12 high school students and a teacher. More than 20 others were injured. The two gunmen took their own lives.(MGN/Columbine Wiki)

By Lindsey Grewe Published: Apr. 20, 2023 at 3:10 AM PDT

LITTLETON, Colo. (KKTV) - On April 20, 1999, a pair of Columbine High School students opened fire on their classmates, killing 12 students and a teacher and injuring more than two dozen before taking their own lives.

More than two decades later, it remains one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history.

These are the lives lost on that day 24 years ago:

Cassie Bernall

Steve Curnow

Corey DePooter

Kelly Fleming

Matt Kechter

Daniel Mauser

Daniel Rohrbough

Dave Sanders

Rachel Scott

Isaiah Shoels

John Tomlin

Lauren Townsend

Kyle Velasquez

Copyright 2023 KKTV. All rights reserved.

[thegospelhighways2020]

This morning We're going to use for an subject columbine high school shooting this is Sunday morning time for brother Tony ghost to preach some of you said brother Tony why you talking about them I say because they Were Young Remembering lives lost in 1999 Columbine High School mass shooting 24 years later LITTLETON, Colo. (KRDO) -- April 20, 2023 marks 24 years since 13 lives were lost during the Columbine High School mass shooting. Thursday, the public was invited to gather in the State Capitol Rotunda starting at 8 a.m. The Colorado State Capitol opened its doors for a short nonpartisan ceremony. There was a moment of silence and prayer to honor the 12 students and one teacher killed in the school shooting. Below is a list of the victims who died on April 20, 1999. Cassie Bernall, 17

Steven Curnow, 14

Cory DePooter, 17

Kelly Fleming, 16

Matthew Kechter, 16

Daniel Mauser, 15

Daniel Rohrbough, 15

Dave Sanders, 47

Rachel Scott, 17

Isaiah Shoels, 18

John Tomlin, 16

Lauren Townsend, 18

Kyle Valesquez. 16

And then in 2012 around December there was Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting Dunblane Primary school shooting in March 13, 1996 Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting in December 14, 2012 and Parkland High School shooting was in February 14, 2018 and Oxford school shooting was in November 30, 2021 and the Robb elementary school shooting was in May 24, 2022 at 12:28 PM EDT and the Nashville school shooting was in March 27, 2023

10:11 – 10:27 a.m. (CDT; UTC−05:00) Vladislav Ribnikar Model Elementary School Shooting in 3 May 2023; 7 months ago

c. 08:40 – 08:42 (CEST, UTC+02:00) ya'll we're praying for all the school students that lost their lives we're praying for all schools that needed Justice that needed peace needed to be free no child should have went through it in the crisis of the year rest in peace to all those and Columbine High School mass shooting was in April 20, 1999 ain't ya'll tired I'm tired of the school shootings back in 1994 or 93 wasn't no school shooting up until now I love schools everyone loves schools schools should be safe it should be a safe place for people to get up and start their fun day children to go to learn and have fun

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[disasterarea-podcast]

Oh, no, I totally understand where you’re coming from on that. And you’re right, taking a bullet is part of the expectation you should have when you sign up to be a police officer. God knows way too many officers at Uvalde (and in other situations, given the police brutality against unarmed Black people) are absolutely terrified they might be shot when that’s one of the disadvantages of the job they signed up for.

This comes up later in the episodes, and I thought I mentioned it when I was talking at the end, but I was on a roll, I guess.

Eighteen of the twenty-one people in those classrooms were dead before a police officer set foot in the school. Nearly all of them. His gun fired so many bullets so fast that he nearly ran out of victims in two and a half minutes.

I think it’s something I’ve brought up before about mass shootings, when people are like, “I open-carry so I can stop these people if they try something like this!” Except they don’t stand up and say, “Hey, I’m going to shoot this place up! If anyone wants to get a shot in, now’s the time!” They shoot someone. Or two someones. They shoot Rachel Scott and Daniel Rohrbough. They shoot Gabby Giffords. They shoot Claire Wilson’s unborn son. However many they get to before someone stops them. Which is usually by police officers.

Which, regardless of how anyone may feel about policing in America, is what they’re *supposed* to be doing. The problem is that cops don’t magically appear when needed. And in this case, before any officers even walked into Robb Elementary, it was already the ninth-deadliest mass shooting in American history. And it still is.

Cops going in and risking getting shot may have saved the three who died after his first shots are all taken. But it doesn’t solve the problem of the eighteen dead ten-year-olds who were in there before any of the responding law enforcement officers walked into the school. That’s something that needs nipping in the bud before the gunman ever even enters the school.

Okay, so episode one of the Uvalde series is up. The whole series is up for people who’ve subscribed to the podcast’s Patreon.

Understandably, it may be difficult for some people to listen to. It was certainly difficult to write and record. If you feel like it might be too much for you, put it to the side for now. Or forever. It will still be there, in all its excruciating detail.

[goodlookingforagirl]

Cassie Bernall, 17 years old, was an avid rock climber and her favorite movie was Braveheart. She would be 39 years old today.

Steven Curnow, 14 years old, was an avid Star Wars fan and had dreams of being a Navy top gun pilot. He would be 36 years old today.

Corey DePooter, 17 years old, was a skilled sportsman who planned to join the Marines; he was posthumously made an honorary Marine in 2000. He would be 39 years old today.

Kelly Fleming, 16 years old, was an avid reader and writer who was saving up money to buy a Mustang or a Corvette. She would be 38 years old today.

Matthew Kechter, 16 years old, was a dedicated athlete and straight-A student who always put academics first. He would be 38 years old today.

Daniel Mauser, 15 years old, was a member of the debate team and, as described by his father, “wasn’t ashamed to hug his parents”. He would be 37 years old today

Daniel Rohrbough, 15 years old, was interested in electronics and was described as generous and family-oriented. He would be 37 years old today.

William “Dave” Sanders, 47 years old, was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and basketball coach who enjoying teaching computer and business classes. On the day of the massacre, he led over 100 students to safety before he was killed. He would be 69 years old today.

Rachel Scott, 17 years old, was an aspiring writer and actress who was described as vibrant and kindhearted. She would be 39 years old today.

Isaiah Shoels, 18 years old, was a football player who also enjoyed playing music on the keyboard, with dreams of being a comedian and a record producer. He would be 40 years old today.

John Tomlin, 16 years old, enjoyed lifting weights and driving his Chevy truck. He once drove it to Mexico to help build houses for the impoverished. He would be 38 years old today.

Lauren Townsend, 18 years old, was a candidate for valedictorian who spent her time playing volleyball, drawing, and volunteering at animal shelters. She would be 40 years old today.

Kyle Velasquez, 16 years old, was described as a “gentle giant” by his loved ones, always helping with household projects and telling his mom that he loved her every day. He dreamed of joining the Navy or becoming a firefighter. He would be 38 years old today.

22 years later, their names are still being spoken, and their lives still matter. Rest In Peace to all thirteen of the Columbine Massacre victims.

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