TRAIN VICTIMS ' BACKGROUNDS WERE AS VARIED AS THEIR CITY LIZ ROBBINS CONTRIBUTED REPORTING FROM NEW YORK.
Jeanice McMillan
A Buffalo native  McMillan moved to the Washington area more than 10 years ago. Neighbors described her as the doting mother of a 19-year-old son named Jordan who was attending college in Virginia.
 McMillan worked for the Postal Service for years before joining the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority in 2007 as a bus driver. In March  after two months of training  she began operating trains.
 "She was a wonderful person  very friendly  very helpful " said Leeza Kanwal  30  a neighbor who lived on the same floor as McMillan. "When I was pregnant  she would see me with a laundry basket and take it down to the laundry room for me."
 She recalled how McMillan would sit in the hall on Friday evenings with friends. "I knew that with them sitting outside watching  it was safe for my daughter to play in the hall " she added.
A Buffalo native  McMillan moved to the Washington area more than 10 years ago. Neighbors described her as the doting mother of a 19-year-old son named Jordan who was attending college in Virginia.
 McMillan worked for the Postal Service for years before joining the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority in 2007 as a bus driver. In March  after two months of training  she began operating trains.
 "She was a wonderful person  very friendly  very helpful " said Leeza Kanwal  30  a neighbor who lived on the same floor as McMillan. "When I was pregnant  she would see me with a laundry basket and take it down to the laundry room for me."
 She recalled how McMillan would sit in the hall on Friday evenings with friends. "I knew that with them sitting outside watching  it was safe for my daughter to play in the hall " she added.