Editor’s note: This article is part of a KSAT 12 special project Remembering the Victims of the Robb Elementary School.
From his love of people, hot Takis and Pokemon cards, those closest to Rojelio Torres, 10, said he was vibrant and always willing to help someone in need.
“He loved to help. He loved to help his teachers. He loved to help his aunt,” said his mother, EvaDulia Orta. “He loved everybody.”
Rojelio’s aunt, EouDulia Orta, agreed. She was like a second mother to him. She also said he was energetic and always staying busy.
“He liked playing video games. He liked playing Pokemon cards. He would go outside of my house and play in the jungle gym,” said EouDulia Orta.