Here are the victims of the Vancouver-tier-boring attack attack

Eleven people lost their lives and around thirty others were injured in the evening of April 26 after an attack on the ram vehicle during a festival celebrating the Philippine community in a quiet area of ​​Vancouver.

Here is the portrait of these victims, whose identity was disclosed by the authorities or relatives.

Maria Victoria Bjarnson

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Maria Victoria Bjarnason lived in the Philippines and was visiting Canada to see her two sons. One of them, Helgi Bjarnason, was injured in the tragedy and is recovering.

Rhona Doria, a cousin of Maria Victoria Bjarnason says she was A caring mother and a dedicated sister whose lively spirit was extinguished after a horrific incident.

Victoria was incredibly strong with a boundless and love -free kindness. She had a big heart and made sure everyone felt welcomed and taken into accountadds Rhona Doria.

She adds that Maria Victoria Bjarnason was to return to the Philippines after her visit to Vancouver, but She will return home in a coffin.

Jendhel May Sico

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As part of a fundraising campaign for the funeral of Jendhel May Sico, we can read that she had A big heart and a beautiful soul. She lived life fully.

She always had a smile in the face, and everyone was marked by her positivity.

Rizza Riding

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A relative of Rizza Pagkanlungan says that she was a woman, a wife and a working sister, humble and who had a big heart.

We do our best to bring Rizza and her loved ones to the house, in the Philippines, to rest in peace with the family who saw her grow and be loved.

Jenifer Darbellay

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Jenifer Darbellay’s husband, who was injured in the attack, says that his physical pain is nothing, compared to those left by the death of his wife.

She never really celebrated herself in her life. She never thought of her and believed that she had very little impact around her]but I can assure you that she was greater than life.

Glitza Daniela Samper, Glitza Maria Caicedo, Daniel Samper

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Alejandro Samper was preparing to go to work when he received a call for of a terrible accident.

Her sister, Glitza Daniela Samper, her mother, Glitza Maria Caicedo, and her father, Daniel Samper, were among the crowd when a driver drove in festival-goers gathered for Lapu-Lapu celebrations,

My whole world was removed from mehe testifies.

Alejandro Samper’s family emigrated from Colombia in the early 2000s to ensure its safety and decided to settle in Canada.

Alejandro Samper says her parents were magnetic people, always ready to help their neighbor. He also says that his family was very, very close.

Richard le, linh hoang, katie le

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Linh Hoang and his spouse, Richard, also appear in the balance of the victims just like their daughter, Katie le, who was only 5 years old, according to Richard’s brother, Toan le.

The latter says that his brother leaves behind a 16 -year -old son, Andy, who had stayed at home on the day of the tragedy. Toan specifies that Linh raised Andy as if he were his own son.

The life [d’Andy] tilted overnighthe adds.

For the moment, Andy lives with his grandparents and should stay with them.

About Salim

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Kira Salim taught in two schools in the New Westminster region. She was also recognized as a person who contributed in a way extraordinary and exuberant to the local community by New West Pride, a group 2ELGBTQQIA+.

With information from Michelle Gomez and the Canadian Press