One father balanced on a crane 150 feet in the air, demanding a meeting with President Joe Biden. Another planned to eat crepes, his son’s favorite food. A mother went to a cemetery with family and friends carrying flowers and sage.
It’s been four years since their children were killed on Valentine’s Day at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. The attacker fatally shot 14 students and three staff members in a shooting that continues to haunt – and motivate – the parents, relatives and classmates left behind.
