These Are The Victims Of The Santa Fe High School Shooting

Angelique Ramirez  

The family of student Angelique Ramirez confirmed to CBS-affiliate KHOU that she was killed in the shooting.

Araceli Ramirez, who identified Angelique as her “baby sister” in a Facebook post , wrote: “You deserved so much, you had so much planned for yourself and they took that away from you.”

Shana Fisher  

Shana Fisher’s aunt Candi Thurman confirmed on Twitter her niece didn’t survive the shooting . In a tweet earlier Friday, Thurman also a student at the school said Fisher was in an art class when the gunman opened fire, shooting her in the leg.

“Its hard to believe one of the sweetest kids you would ever meet had a punk kill her,” Tammy Fisher Whalen, who also identifies as Fisher’s aunt on Facebook , wrote in a post. “Shana i love you sweet girl ..im sorry we couldnt help you.”

Kyle McLeod

The family of Kyle McLeod, a student at Santa Fe High School, confirmed to ABC News that the young man was killed during the shooting.

Kim Vaughn

Kim Vaughn’s mother, Rhonda Hart, said in a Facebook post earlier Friday that her daughter was in first-period art class at the time of the shooting. Her family later confirmed to ABC News that she had died.

Later in the day, Hart urged her Facebook friends to contact lawmakers in a post that included a hashtag of her daughter’s name.

“Folkscall your damn senators. Call your congressmen,” Hart wrote . “We need GUN CONTROL. WE NEED TO PROTECT OUR KIDS.”

Jared Black

Jared Black had just turned 17 the week he was killed. His birthday party had been planned for Saturday, but now his parents must make arrangements for his funeral.

Family friend Elizabeth McGinnis has set up a GoFundMe page to cover the cost of his family to fly to Texas.

“Our hearts are so sad for them,” McGinnis said on the page. “I was there when they heard the news. Such a rough day for all. Bobby, Jared’s Dad, sat in misery for 13 hours not knowing if he was one of the victims.”

Ann Perkins

Substitute teacher Ann Perkins was one of two adults killed in the shooting. She was often affectionately referred to as “Grandma Perkins,” CBS Dallas-Fort Worth reported .

A Facebook post from a friend first confirmed her death.

Christian Riley Garcia

Christian Garcia , 15, loved riding Jet Skis and night fishing with his family, The Washington Post reported.

His cousin, Ashley Fonseca, 21, told the publication they had been making plans to go to Six Flags together this summer.

In a Facebook post for Crosby Church, the church’s pastor mourned Garcia.

“He has grown up in our church, I baptized him many yrs ago,” the post said. “I just left his wonderful, loving family and extended all of the prayers and love for them from our Church.”