Another victim has gone away ten days after a school shooting in Perry, Iowa, which resulted in the death of a sixth grader and injured seven other students is still ongoing. On Sunday morning, the family of Perry High School Principal Dan Marburger communicated the news of his passing through the website GoFundMe. They expressed their gratitude to him for providing them with “ten days that that we will treasure forever.”
He was the second person to lose their life as a result of the shooting that took place at Perry High School. He passed away on January 14 at around eight o’clock in the morning.Marburger was a hero for his actions during the shooting, which earned him the respect of his peers and earned him nearly three decades of service at the school. On the day of the shooting, his daughter, Claire Marburger, commented on her father’s conduct by posting a post on Facebook where she shared her thoughts.
“As I heard of a gunman, I instantly had a feeling my Dad would be a victim as he would put himself in harms way for the benefit of the kids and his staff,” according to the article. There is not the slightest bit of surprise in the world to learn that he attempted to approach Dylan, calm him down, and divert him for a sufficient amount of time for some pupils to leave the cafeteria. It’s just your father.”
Clark Wicks, the superintendent of the Perry Community School District, expressed his admiration for Marburger during a press conference held on Friday, January 5. “He was a hero,” it was Wicks who stated. Because of the manner in which he dealt with the circumstance, I am aware that it was beneficial. It prevented the loss of some lives.” Additionally, Wicks recognised an associate principal with the ability to save lives.
“We hate to see anybody injured, and for sure any deaths,” Wicks commented on. “However, due to the courageous deeds that they have performed, we are really proud of the manner in which they have dealt with the situation. The people are heroes.Clark Wicks, the superintendent of the Perry Community School District, expressed his admiration for Marburger during a press conference held on Friday, January 5.
“He was a hero,” it was Wicks who stated. Because of the manner in which he dealt with the circumstance, I am aware that it was beneficial. It prevented the loss of some lives.” Additionally, Wicks recognised an associate principal with the ability to save lives. “We hate to see anybody injured, and for sure any deaths,” Wicks commented on. “However, due to the courageous deeds that they have performed, we are really proud of the manner in which they have dealt with the situation. The people are heroes.
