Columbine Survivor, paralyzed after the shoot, died 25 years after the tragedy – national

Anne Marie Hochhalterter, partially paralyzed Columbine High School Shooting But after the rest of the tragedy and the tragedy was tied with another family, he found the power to forgive and heal. Was 43 years old.

Hochhalter was found in the city of Denver on Sunday. He suspects the family, 12 students and teachers were killed in 1999 in 1999.

The investigation into the death of how the dead had died, the office of those killed in Columbine, Coroner’s Adams and Broomfield, the office was transferred to the office.

In 2016, Hochhalter wrote a letter to one of the mothers of the armed: “Siteness is like swallowing poisoning” and offers forgiveness. Last year to participate in an awake on the 25th anniversary of the tragedy, after taking a similar incident five years ago, he said he was full of happy memories and killed his childhood and how the dead were dead.

Hochhalter struggled with intense pain with gunfounds in the last 25 years. He said he was not tired of his driver to help him to save his dogs and family members from people to others – people with disabilities.

“He was useful for a large number of people. He was a really good man and sister,” said his brother Nathan Hochhalter, Tuesday.

Six months after his own tragedy shoot, his mother Carla Hochhalter, entered the pawnshop, and asked to look at the gun before using himself.

After his mother’s death, Anne Marie Hochhalter was adopted by another family who lost a daughter in Columbine.

Payee’s stepmother Lauren Townsend, was killed, Hochhalter reached to help him to relieve his pain. First, Townsend took Hochhalter to doctor’s appointments and physical therapy, but after a while, they had lunch and went shopping and sharing their holidays.

Townsend and her husband Rick called Hochhalter’s “daughter obtained.”

Together with Hawaii, Hochhalter, who used a wheelchair, Lagoon, said he was able to swim in a painless way.

“If this connection was not in Columbine, it would never be. Therefore, I tried to pay attention to the gift in Anne Marie instead of Columbine’s hand,” Townsend.

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In 2016, his mother Sue Klebold, Sue Klebold, researched ways to prevent future attacks in his son’s violence and mental health awareness. Hochhalter, Kleboldun comes to help those with mental illnesses that Hochhalter won the Kleblold library and did not believe that his mother suffers from depression and the death of the shootings.

He said that Klebold could make sure that he could do in a different way, as he thought he could hinder the death of his mother.

“A good friend once said to me,” It’s like a bitter poisoning is like to swallow a poison and wait for another person to die. “He only harms himself. I forgive you and wish you only the best,” Hochhalter said in a message on Facebook. He also sent him a card court and Tom Klebold, who was sent to him as he recovers in the hospital after the shooting.

Hochhalter took part in the 25th anniversary with his brother in April in April in April. He did not participate in a 20-year anniversary event due to traumatic stress disorders, and he said in a post on social media last year.

“In 1999, I have healed my soul since that horrific day.”

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