Cindy and Kyu Cho, alongside their 3-year-old son James, were killed at Allen Premium Outlets.
Cindy Cho — known as Cindy Kang to her professors and classmates at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio School of Dentistry — graduated in 2013. She was killed in a mass shooting in Allen, Texas, on Saturday.They brought their son, along with their 3-year-old, James, toCindy, 35; Kyu, 37; and James died after a gunman opened fire. Five other people were killed. William and six others were injured.
Here is how Ryan Noel Reyes, Cindy Cho’s dental school classmate, remembered her on Facebook: “We need more good people in the world like Cindy and her family.” Reyes said on Facebook that he is also married and has two children that are the same ages as Cindy’s children.
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