These Are The Lives Cut Tragically Short In Paris

Thomas Ayad, an executive with Universal Music, was killed at the Bataclan theater. The company's chairman confirmed the news in a letter to colleagues and called the loss an "unspeakably appalling tragedy," according to the Los Angeles Times.

Boulanger was killed at the Bataclan. He was originally from Reims but lived in the 17th arrondissement in Paris and led marketing projects at the French cosmetics company L'Oreal Paris, according to AP .

His death was confirmed by the Algerian Press Service, which cited diplomatic officials, according to the BBC.

Bouffard was a French filmmaker who died at the attack on the Bataclan club, according to France Bleu .

Camax was a graphic designer and a mother of two, according to Le Monde . She died at the Bataclan.

Chevreau, a musician, died at the attack on the Bataclan, according to multiple reports . Hundreds from his home town of Tonnerre gathered Monday to honor all of the victims of the attacks and paid special tribute to Chevreau.

Classeau was the director of the University of Marne-la-Vallee, according to Le Parisien . He died at the Bataclan.

Classeau was 43 years old and the father of three children, all under the ages of 16, according to AP .

"Words fail to describe the sadness we currently experiencing ... A thought for all the dead of this barbarism and their families," a memorial post from the university's Facebook page read .

Dias, a Portuguese national, had lived in Paris for more than 40 years. He was the only person who died near the Stade de France, where three attackers blew themselves up. He left behind a wife and two children.

The Portuguese prime minister expressed his "most sincere condolences" in a letter to Dias' family.

Dias' two sons went to Paris upon hearing the news of their father's death, a Portuguese news outlet reported.

Sophie Colaco Dias, his daughter, told AP that when he arrived at the stadium, he called his wife saying that he decided he would stay outside of the stadium, rather than buying a ticket, so they could chat.

"But my mum was already speaking with me on another line," Sophie said. "She told my father that she would call him back. After that, she constantly reached his voicemail."

Detoc was an architect, a lover of music, guitar player and father, according to Le Parisien . He died at the Bataclan.

Duperron was attending the rock show at the Bataclan when he was killed Friday, according to AFP .

Denuit was an artist and teacher at the Bordeaux Montaigne University, according to Le Monde. The university held a tribute for all victims of the Paris attacks on Monday, paying special tribute to Denuit, the school wrote on Facebook .

Fabrice DuBois, a design editor at an advertising agency, was killed at the Bataclan on Friday night. His company released a statement in response to the news.

Our thoughts are with his family, his wife, his children, his friends, those with which he worked, the tribute from Publicis Conseil reads. Fabrice will we miss you. We already miss you.

Dymarski, a BMX bike rider, and his girlfriend Lausch attended the rock show at the Bataclan and died at the music venue.

"The BMX community lost one of its own in the attacks, as Mathias Dymarski and his girlfriend were among the victims," a memorial for Dymarski at Transworld's RIDE BMX magazine reads . "The out pour of love and support shows Mathias was a great dude, and he will be missed dearly by the French BMX scene. As a tribute to Mathias, I have uploaded this video of his recent trip to Spain with friend Theophile Colin which looked like an amazing time. RIP brother."

Lausch was a 2015 graduate of France's NEOMA Business School. The school posted a memorial for her on their Facebook page and said the school would hold a moment of silence for her Monday.

Garrigues was a student at the Paris-Sorbonne University studying modern literature, according to a news release from the university president Barthelemy Jobert. Jobert remembered her as funny and generous.

She was among those killed at the Bataclan.

Foultier, a father, musician and graphic designer lost his life at the Bataclan, Le Parisien reported .

Gomet worked for the TV5 Monde channel , and on Monday the station observed a moment of silence for their colleague.

Jardin, a stage manager in charge of lighting at the Bataclan on the night of the attacks, died at the theater .

Jouanneau had come to Paris with her boyfriend specifically to see the Eagles of Death Metal show at the Bataclan, according to Liberation . She was among those killed at the attack on the theater.

Jozic and Dogan had been living in Paris for four months before the attack on the Bataclan club, where they both died, according to The Telegraph . The couple reportedly lived on the same street as the venue.

Koma was a server at the Chics Types restaurant, but was celebrating a birthday of a friend at the Belle Equipe restaurant during the attack.

Leclerc was a florist working in his mother's shop in the northern suburbs of Paris . He attended the concert at the Bataclan with his girlfriend, Marianne. Leclerc was among those killed at the club while Marianne survived.

Minot worked as an editor of newsmagazine show "Le Supplement," and had left work Friday and gone directly to the concert at the Bataclan, according to The Washington Post .

Hugo Clement of Le Petit Journal said on Twitter that Minor was a fan of rock music.

"She was such a loving, compassionate person, with such an adventurous view on life," her friend Stephen Fox told the AP . "She was a very motivated, hardworking person, and she just loved life."

Agence France-Presse confirmed her death Monday.

Navarret was shot and killed at the Bataclan, Sud Ouest reported .

He lived in Capbreton, a French community near the Spanish border, and was spending just a few days in Paris with some friends, according to the AP .

Neuet-Shalter was a father and a digital marking consultant who lived in Paris.

He was "an angel," his partner, Catherine, told Le Parisien .

Perchirin, a former journalist who recently became a teacher in one of Paris's northern suburbs, attended the concert at the Bataclan with his friend Cdric Mauduit. Both men died at the club that night.

"Our thoughts and condolences go out to the families and relatives of Cedric Mauduit and David Perchirin, alumni and friends," a Facebook tribute that their alma mater posted on Facebook read .

Perguini was a Venezuelan computer scientist who had come to Paris for the weekend to see an old friend, the BBC reported . He was among those killed during the siege on the Bataclan.

His death was confirmed by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro .

"Remember his smile, his jokes, his optimism, his charisma," his family said in a tribute posted to Facebook .

Pitiot was a 2006 graduate from ESSTIN , a science and technology university, where he earned an engineering degree. He was among those killed at the attack on the Bataclan club.

The school posted a memorial to Pitiot on their website and said they would hold a moment of silence in tribute to him on Wednesday.

Prnat, a graphic artist, according to French newspaper 20 Minutes , was reportedly killed at the Bataclan .

Franois-Xavier Prvost was from Lambersart, where his parents still live. He had worked in Paris as an advertiser and also recently worked for Havas Media Group, who mourned Prvost on Twitter, AP reported .

He was at the Bataclan concert when the attack occurred, according to La Voix du Nord.

Proisy , a graduate of Sciences Po research university in Paris, was shot and killed during the attack near the Le Carillon and Petit Cambodge restaurants.

Sciences Po tweeted condolences to his family on Monday.

According to the AP , Proisy had studied political science and had held staff positions at the European parliament in Brussels. He lived with his wife and son in Noisy-Le-Grand, on the outskirts of Paris.

Rammant, a father, motorcyclist and a rock fan, died at the Bataclan protecting his wife, Marie-Do, who was wounded during the attacks, according to Le Parisien .

The London School of Economics tweeted that Valentin Ribet, a 2014 graduate of the school, was among those killed in the attacks on Friday. Ribet, a member of the Paris bar, worked for the firm Hogan Lovells, where he handled white-collar crime cases .

Rouat was an English teacher in Paris, Le Parisien reported . She attended the rock show at the Bataclan with a friend and was among those killed at the club. Her friend was wounded, but survived the attack .

Sadin was a beloved teacher at a school in Vitry-sur-Seine, in the southeastern suburbs of Paris, according to Le Parisien . She died at the Bataclan.

Sahbi was a violinist working toward his master's in ethnomusicology at Paris-Sorbonne University, according to his school biography .

He was one of two Algerian nationals killed in the attacks near Le Carillon and Petit Cambodge restaurants.

"He spoke little, but he was a joker. He loved life!" his friend Fayal Oulebsir told the AP . "I will keep his smile in my memory."

Lola Salines, an avid roller derby player, was killed at the Bataclan. After a desperate search for her after she did not return their calls, her family posted on social media that she had died, the AP reported . Her roller derby league, La Boucherie de Paris, posted a memorial for her on its Facebook page . Her team name was Josie Ozzbourne, #109.

BuzzFeed notes her teammate was also injured in the attack.

Serrault was director of marketing and e-commerce for Best Western France, according to Hospitality On magazine .

She had attended the concert at the Bataclan with her husband on the night of the attacks. Serrault was among those killed at the club while her husband managed to escape the massacre.

Stech was an art critic and also a teacher at a high school in Dijon . He was killed at the Bataclan.

Theiller was an artist and a lover of comic book superheroes who was working as an intern at Urban Comics, a French publisher that prints French translations of DC Comics releases .

She was working toward a masters degree at the University of Strasbourg, The Guardian reported . Theiller died at the Bataclan.

Thom, a photographer and graphic designer, was expecting a second child in the coming weeks, Le Parisien reported . He died at the Bataclan.