A community placed flowers and candles to remember and honor the victims from Wednesday's shooting spree in Seattle's Lake City neighborhood.
Two men were killed and a Metro bus operator and a woman were injured.
On Thursday night, KIRO 7 learned more about the victims who died as neighbors gathered at a vigil to remember them.
Bob Hassan, 76, was driving a red Prius when the suspect walked up to his car and fatally shot him.
Hassan was a retired Air Force surgeon. He leaves a wife, children and grandchildren.
Robert Lee, 75, was killed when the suspect crashed into his orange vehicle.
Neighbors told KIRO 7 that Lee lived alone and that he'll be dearly missed.
Earlier Thursday, KIRO 7's Joanna Small talked to the 56-year-old woman injured in the shooting from her hospital bed at Harborview Medical Center.
Survivor of shooting shares story
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"He walked straight out in the middle of the road, and he shot me, and then he shot me again, and I could feel it go here and here. And then the car kept moving and I swerved over to the side," said survivor Deborah Judd. "And he shot one more time, which broke my back window and I slumped over the emergency brake. And I heard one more shot, which I've come to learn is the man who died and maybe he was slowing down to help me."
Judd, 56, is a second grade teacher at Seattle's Laurelhurst Elementary School.
Eric Stark, 53, was hit when the suspect opened fire at a King County Metro bus he was driving.
He was called a hero by local leaders because he steered his bus away from thegunman after he was shot.
The suspect, 33-year-old Tad Norman, was taken into custody after a standoff. He was booked into the King County Jail on investigation of homicide, robbery and assault.
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