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Jaime Taylor Guttenberg

Age 14

Parkland, Florida

Independent, fearless, bright; a graceful dancer

Through dance, she was the star; in her family, she was the spirit; with her friends, she was the joy.

Dance was the largest part of her life, and she practiced 13 hours a week. She once wrote, “I dance because it makes me feel possibilities are endless and limits don’t exist. Every time I leap, I feel as though I’ve touched the stars.” She was a straight-A student with dreams of becoming a pediatric physical therapist.

Jaime Taylor Guttenberg, 14, was shot and killed in a hallway while fleeing a gunman with an AR-15 at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, on Feb. 14, 2018.

By Abby Dowd · Age 17
Meet the Reporters

More than 40 dancers

Arthur Roger Holloway III

His obituary ran in two states

Orlando Myron Anderson Jr.

He was so full of life

Alisia JaNell Williams

She made her dolls happy, too

Justise Armoni Ledena Allen

She did not even look hurt

Darius Marcel Boone

An infectious laugh silenced by violence

Kelvin Ramone Creech

Engaged. Ready for fatherhood. Taken away.

Des'mon Reyshard Anderson

His baby lost her loving dad

Michael D. Bardlett

To know Michael. To love Michael.

Doumba Sannoh

Fatal price for the American dream

Cara Marie Loughran

Dancing in our hearts for eternity

Eliza Kristine Orellana

She was a singer, dancer and friend

Christopher Williams

Web design intern, brother of six

Yaleah Hall

Sister, daughter, dancer, since day one

Taylor Hayes

A star on her karaoke machine

Eugene Ryder Stamey

Innocent game turned to foul play

Alexa Denice Montez

Her father’s “greatest gift,” he said

Trinity Renee-Jordan Wiggins

Her uncle’s house, pockmarked with bullets

Tylon DaJaun Batey

So much family left to grieve

Davieuntay Green

Summer stroll brought to a halt

Xzariah Denecca Rice

Her father died in her arms