Praying so hard for her sweet family!!!!'Īmerie Jo Garza was also confirmed dead by U.S. 'I’ll never forget how excited she was to meet a new friend from a different school! Just a few weeks ago she got a friendship bracelet from her at the ballpark and she wears it everyday! When she wakes up tomorrow she’s going to be devastated. Pilar Newberry, whose daughter was in a tumbling class with Elrod, confirmed her death on Facebook hours later, saying: 'Sweet Makenna Rest in Paradise!! My heart is shattered as my daughter Chloe loved her so much!!
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'It's pretty sad what this world's coming to,' he told the TV station. Uziyah Garcia, 9, (left) and Makenna Elrod, 10, (right) were both confirmed dead by loved ones on Facebookīrandon told KTRK he was 'on the way to the funeral home' because 'we can't find my daughter.' Makenna Lee Elrod, 10, was confirmed dead by a family friend late Tuesday night after her father, Brandon Elrod, revealed she had been missing since the shooting and said he feared 'she may not be alive.' The boy's family told NBC 5 Garcia would have turned 10 this summer. 'My nephew was a victim of a school shooting today,' Garcia's uncle Mitch Renfro wrote on Facebook, adding that he 'was killed by a crazy man.'
The family of Uziyah Garcia, 9, said he was killed in the shooting hours after announcing he was among the missing. The family had already collected more than $24,000 by Tuesday night. The boy's mother had attended his awards ceremony just hours before the shooting, unaware that would be the last time she saw her son alive, his cousin told KTRK.Ī GoFundMe account has been established by a family member to help his parents raise money for the funeral. Two boys and four girls have been identified as the first child victims of the Texas elementary school massacre that left at least 19 kids dead, as desperate relatives search for their missing loved ones.įourth grade student Xavier Lopez, 10, was killed Tuesday when an 18-year-old gunman opened fire at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas.
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