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This is Rev. Depayne Middleton-Doctor.
She sang in the church choir, with a voice so powerful it "could move the very depth of your heart." Her four daughters have promised to keep her spirit alive by contributing to the community their mother loved. #Charleston9 (4/10)pic.twitter.com/E6niX9iphY
This is Ethel Lance.
When she retired from her housekeeping job at the local auditorium, she served as a sexton at the church, preparing it for each service. Her grandson called her the "heart of the family" whose spirit & warmth inspired many. #Charleston9 (5/10)pic.twitter.com/bqUh4fp5Jg
This is Rev. Clementa Pinckney.
He was a married father of 2 and a state senator in SC. After the police shooting of #WalterScott, he pushed a bill requiring cops to wear body cams. A fellow Senator said he was a moral leader. When he spoke, people listened. #Charleston9 (6/10)pic.twitter.com/KpQi26DbqB
This is Myra Thompson.
As a teacher and guidance counselor at local public schools, she spent her life fostering the next generation. When the shooting unfolded, she was leading a Bible study, inspiring other parishioners with her passion for her faith. #Charleston9 (7/10)pic.twitter.com/4R9nObJ4h3
This is Sharonda Coleman-Singleton.
She spent her life working with kids who needed her, and "she never let them down." She preached love, a legacy her son embraces when he asks people to "hug somebody that doesn’t look like you," just like his mom did. #Charleston9 (8/10)pic.twitter.com/KGvcHbUrc5
This is Susie Jackson.
Raised in the Jim Crow South, she spent her youth attending school and church. Later, she watched 8 grandchildren build lives of their own. For anyone looking for a home, she provided shelter. On June 17th, she was shot 11 times. #Charleston9 (9/10)pic.twitter.com/n7Z3hKq2NB
This is Tywanza Sanders.
He aspired to run a barber shop, where he'd greet friends with his notorious "big ole' smile." As the shooting occurred, he pleaded with the killer to stop. His mother then watched from afar as the gun was emptied into his body. #Charleston9 (10/10)pic.twitter.com/932eokQC4E
May she Rest In Peace!
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