Two other students and a teacher were killed outside the library in the April 20 rampage. That committee, led by Foothills Parks and Recreation district director Bob Easton, is putting off the memorial drive to avoid competing with library fund raising. A group has been appointed to come up with memorial designs using 180 ideas submitted to the committee and 2,500 community surveys. The surveys suggest the memorial will be a landscaped area with water and sculptures near Clement Park Lake, Easton said. The second-story space is now empty and hidden by temporary walls.
Students study in portable classrooms.
It would have do be done while students were on vacation, he said. This means the fall of 2001 is the earliest the project could be completed. Columbine Principal Frank DeAngelis said he supports the parents' efforts. I miss our library.