( CNN ) -- Cindy Ann Yuille was a hospice nurse and everybody 's friend . Steve M. Forsyth , a father of two , loved to coach youth sports teams and had an entrepreneurial spirit . Information on the two emerged after they were killed Tuesday in a shooting at a mall in Happy Valley , Oregon , a suburb of Portland . A wounded teenager remained in serious condition . `` ( Cindy ) was a wonderful person who was very caring and put others first , '' the Yuille family said of the 54-year-old nurse who lived in northeast Portland . Yuille , a native of California , enjoyed hiking and cross-country skiing , loved ones told The Oregonian newspaper . She had a 23-year-old daughter and 13-year-old stepson , The Oregonian reported . Read more : Details , but no answers , in Oregon mall shooting . Her husband , Robert , told The Oregonian that his wife was `` not a mall person '' but had gone shopping Tuesday evening for a few things . Both Yuilles worked on Kaiser Permanente 's hospice care team in the region . Cindy worked for the company for 16 years . `` Cindy was a beloved caregiver for the kind and compassionate support she provided for patients and families at times of impending loss and need , '' Kaiser Permanente said . `` Our hearts are with Cindy 's husband and family as they absorb this tragedy and grieve . '' Counseling services were offered to Kaiser employees . Forsyth , 45 , of West Linn , Oregon , had a marketing business and operated a company that produced customized wooden coasters and trivets . `` He had a great sense of humor and a zest for life , '' Forsyth 's family said . `` He had a vision and belief in others that brought great joy and value to many lives . He will be sorely missed by all who knew him . '' Forsyth was `` passionate '' about `` everyone , '' his friend and business partner Clayton Oswald said . `` He put you ahead of himself -- he took the time , and he still got everything done . '' He was racing to a kiosk to sell coasters , turning a family hobby into a family-owned business , Oswald said . `` The senseless act of someone taking Steve 's life while he was doing nothing more than being happy and excited to do something is incomprehensible to me . '' Read more : Inside Clackamas Town Center Mall . Forsyth was full of energy and a role model , a longtime acquaintance told CNN affiliate KATU-TV in Portland . `` He was a hero to a lot of people , '' said Damien Smith . `` He was the kind of guy who if you went to his house , he never said anything bad about anybody . '' Kristina Shevchenko , 15 , who also was shot , remained in stable but serious condition Wednesday afternoon at Oregon Health and Science University Hospital . She suffered bullet fragment injuries to a lung and her liver , trauma surgeon Laszlo Kiraly told reporters , indicating more surgery is needed . Kiraly said he is optimistic that Kristina will recover fully but added that she is at risk for complications , including infection . `` She 's a very brave young woman , '' he said , adding that she was awake Wednesday and talking to her family . The Shevchenkos thanked emergency responders and community supporters . `` We would like to extend our sincere condolences to the families of the other shooting victims , '' the family said in a statement . `` Our prayers are with them at this terrible time . '' According to a Facebook page created by her family , Kristina was walking home with a friend when the shooter , identified by authorities as Jacob Tyler Roberts , came out of Macy 's and shot her . Kristina was a passenger in a van that was involved in a serious accident in August , the family said . The driver of the other vehicle was reportedly killed . Read more : Gunman lived 'one crazy life ' CNN 's Dorrine Mendoza contributed to this report .
NEW : Steven Forsyth was racing to a kiosk for his new business when he was killed . Cindy Yuille worked for Kaiser Permanente for 16 years . The nurse enjoyed cross-country skiing and was `` not a mall person , '' her husband says . The outlook is good for wounded girl 's eventual recovery , a surgeon says .