; Whereas for the 25th anniversary of the Columbine shooting, the Nation solemnly remembers and honors the lives of the following 13 victims whose futures were tragically cut short: (1) Cassie Bernall, age 17, whose unwavering commitment to her faith inspired those around her at Columbine. Known for her courage and devotion, she symbolized strength and conviction to her peers. Her compassionate nature was evident in her plans to donate her hair to children undergoing chemotherapy, showcasing her selflessness and kindness. She was actively involved in church activities and was deeply committed to her beliefs. (2) Steven Steve Curnow, age 14, an avid Star Wars fan with a passion for sports and academics. He could recite the lines of each movie and was collecting and reading numerous books from the Star Wars series. Steve was also an avid soccer player and was learning from his father how to be a referee. He was considered a delight to know, known for his bright personality and love for life. (3) Corey DePooter, age 17, a dedicated athlete and ROTC member who displayed bravery and selflessness during the shooting. He was remembered as a loyal friend and a natural leader, with a deep sense of duty towards his community. Corey was also an expert fisherman, and he had recently returned from a fishing trip with his best friend, where he caught the biggest fish of his life, a 7-pound bass. His love for fishing reflected his appreciation for nature and his ability to find joy in simple pleasures. (4) Kelly Fleming, age 16, an artistic soul with a talent for writing and photography. She wanted to be a writer and hoped to be remembered for the book she was going to do based on her life experiences. Kelly was known for her creativity and compassionate nature, always seeking to capture the beauty of the world around her through her writing and photography. She had a unique perspective on life and was deeply committed to sharing her insights and stories with others. (5) Matthew Kechter, age 16, was known for his kindness and