Football Coach Being Labeled A Hero After Shielding Students
Football Coach Being Labeled A Hero After Shielding Students From Gunfire

Source: MICHELE EVE SANDBERG / Getty
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School was saddened yesterday after gunman came into the school and fatally shot 17 people. Aaron Feis, the assistant football coach is now being labeled a hero after shielding students from the gunfire. The school sent out a message on Twitter honoring him.
They said, “It is with Great sadness that our Football Family has learned about the death of Aaron Feis. He was our Assistant Football Coach and security guard. He selflessly shielded students from the shooter when he was shot. He died a hero and he will forever be in our hearts and memories.” In an article from PEOPLE they mentioned that he pushed a female student out of the way.
https://twitter.com/RothkopfCharlie/status/963921713418432512
Feis cousin, Lori Carter said, “I am heartbroken. He wasn’t just my cousin. He was my best friend and my advisor, if you will. He always took the time to listen and gave me the best advice.” Feis leaves behind a young daughter that he loved so much. We will continue to keep these families in our prayers.
RELATED: 8-Year-Old Student One of 3 Killed In San Bernardino School Shooting
RELATED: Why White People, Especially Men, Own The Most Guns In America
The Latest:
- State Farm Is Sending Customers $5 Billion, Do You Qualify?
- These States Will Pay You Up To $23,000 To Relocate
- Judge John Roach Jr. Removed From Karmelo Anthony’s Case
- Anita Baker Hints at New Song ‘Forever’ After 20 Years
- Local star helps defeat Serena, Venus Williams in doubles at Cincinnati Open
- NBA YoungBoy Appears To Be In Hot Water With Wife, “Come Home”
- 200 Funny Fantasy Football Team Names of 2026
- Even The Supreme Court Thinks Trump Should Pay E. Jean Carroll Her Money [Op-Ed]
- Denim Tears’ Latest Collection Honors Fashion Legend André Leon Talley
- Michael Jordan’s Rare ‘Last Dance’ 1998 NBA Finals Jersey Could Fetch $15 Million
[ione_media_gallery id=”1826950″ overlay=”true”]
