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Columbine High School
Littleton, ColoradoApril 20, 1999 A Small Tribute and Remembranceby Shirley Kaiser
In recognition
of the courageous,
In compassion
for all the students, staff, friends,
family, and community, and ![]()
In memory
of the loss of lives.
There aren't any words to truly express what the victims, the families, the friends, and the entire world has felt and experienced as a result of what happened at Columbine High School, April 20, 1999.
This page is a small tribute in recognition of the day that changed so many lives, and links to information to reach out. It all helps to make a difference in more ways than we may know.
Note July, 2006: The Columbine High School incident occurred over seven years ago now. That's also seven long years that all these families no longer have their loved ones with them on this earth, seven long years that the disabled survivors are living with the permanent injuries from this senseless act, seven long years that the survivors live with the memories of what happened that day.
All their lives and all of our lives are forever changed. Look for potential problems, don't hesitate to ask questions, and do all you can to help prevent such incidents from occurring in the future.
We can learn a lot from what happened that day. We can indeed overcome adversity by learning and using what we learn in positive ways to influence today and the future.
For some good information, see Warning Signs Of Youth Violence, an insightful article by the APA (American Psychological Association) Help Center.
On this page:
Columbine High School Information Resources, Web Sites
- Columbine Today
Official website for the (invitation-only) Columbine Redemption Service to bebroadcast live on the Internet April 20, 2000 (via RealAudio). - Columbine Memorial
Learn more and contribute to this permanent memorial: “to Create a respectful place where family members, members of the community and visitors can come to gain an understanding of the innocent victims of Columbine. Create a memorial with content and purpose 100% derived from members of the Columbine community, and keeping with the scale, materials and natural forms found in the Columbine area. Recognize and honor the deceased, the injured, the survivors and the community members. Incorporate the Columbine 'never forgotten' ribbon in the concept design for the memorial. In the years since the tragedy, the Columbine ribbon has become a symbol of community unification and strength. This specific ribbon, designed in the Community will be re-created in the paving or landscape patterns of the memorial.” - Friend of Mine CD Web Site
Music written and performed by two brothers, Jonathan and Stephen Cohen of Columbine High School. They also sang this song during the memorial services in Littleton, Colorado. The proceeds from sales of their CD ($11.95) will go to help victims' families.
Friend of Mine, PO Box 3099, Littleton, CO, 80161
or call: 303.797.6474 - HOPE Columbine
Families of the students and teachers murdered during the Columbine Massacre of April 20, 1999 started HOPE (Healing of People Everywhere) to raise funds to convert the school library into an atrium and build a new library for students and faculty. - Spirit of Columbine Tribute Center
Web site by Jefferson County Public Schools, Littleton, CO. Information here, donations, images, discussion group, more. - Columbine High School Tragedy Information
via the Littleton Community Network, Littleton, Colorado. Provides official press releases, official sheriff's report, and more. - Columbine Tragedy and Recovery
The Denver Post's continued, ongoing coverage and archive about the Columbine High School incident. Editor note July 2006: This is now a search results page with links to hundreds of ongoing articles and local coverage reports. - Columbine.year1 Newsgroup
(No longer available) Official newsgroup dedicated to the first anniversary of the Columbine massacre, sponsored by Columbine High School and open to those who would like to discuss Columbine.
News Coverage and Information about Columbine High School and Families
- Columbine Families (Web) and Columbine Families (News)
Google search results with the latest news and information about the Columbine High School families. - Columbine High School (Web) and Columbine High School (News)
Google search results with the latest news and information related to Columbine High School. - Columbine High School: Current News Reports
Via Moreover's Newsfeed below.
Credits
- Blue ribbon design by Chuck Starck,retouched for this page by SKDesigns. More ribbons available in a variety of sizesat Redhare Graphics.
Remember Forever image by Scott Docherty, Redhare Graphics, and can be found at his wonderful tributesite, Remember Forever. Many sizes and resolutions are available for both print and the Web. - All other graphics on this page and at this Web site are by SKDesigns and are not available for use. Copyright © 2000 SKDesigns. All rights reserved.
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