This page is strictly dedicated to the victims of Columbine High School whether they were the fallen, injured, or the survivors, I personally dedicate this page to the entire students, and faculty who attended Columbine High School in the year of 1999. To the family members and communities that were shook on that tragic day of Tuesday, April 20th 1999 this is your dedicated memorial.

I would like to start off by showing pictures of the twelve students and one teacher who lost their lives that day.

The main two students who were responsible and I say “main” because there is reason to believe that they did not act alone. (The full story is bigger than you think) I will try my best to describe in detail the full story from the sections provided throughout this memorial. (Eric Harris seen on left and Dylan Klebold seen on right)

I did not personally attend Columbine High School, but my heart has bled for everyone who were affected on that day. We as humans even though have not been through such terrorizing and fearful moments, have the ability to relate and understand the fear that was felt.

From this horrible event know that those twelve students and teacher all did not lose their lives in vain. Much good has come of this as we try as a world to always bring out the best in any event. Craig Scotts family has shared with the world their daughter's Rachel Scott's dream of people helping one another and showing them much compassion.

Rachel Scott was the first fallen victim and her family have been keeping her dream alive by starting a non profit organization which helps students and family members try and create a chain reaction by helping a few number of people by sharing compassion and explaining to them the “Rachel's Challenge” meaning that those few people who were helped in any way such as from the littlest thing as being kind must in some way help others, causing a chain reaction.

The Rachel's Challenge began from an essay the student had wrote for her class a month before she was fatally shot. This essay has not been modified or changed in any way and it is the actual document that can be viewed here.

The Rachel's Challenge website is found here. If her story touches your heart and you wish to help you can send the organization letters of how she has touched your life, because I myself have been very inspired by this intelligent kind hearted girl. Also if you wish to help the organization out you can be more than happy to donate to help fuel their cause which is found in the Help Contribute section.

When Rachel was just thirteen years old she had drawn on the back of an old dresser an outline trace of her hands and in the center read "These hands belong to Rachel Joy Scott and will some day touch millions of people's hearts." I found this alone to be so touching it is a statement filled with so much meaning and has become a true statement.

The official Columbine High School Memorial can be found here. They also accept donations and you can read their goals and plans on their website.

I thank everyone for taking the time to remember that day and pay respect to the loved ones who were lost and to the families and students whose lives have been forever changed.