The UCF community honored 14 students who passed away during the past academic year at the Eternal Knights Memorial Service on campus Wednesday.
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— Charles Greely, Office of Undergraduate Studies
— Benny Abreu, Rosen College of Hospitality Management
— Kelly McConnell, Office of Undergraduate Studies
— Gerald-Mark Breen, College of Health and Public Affairs
— Helen Hoekstra, College of Sciences
— Gregory Martin, College of Health and Public Affairs
— Frank Marchica, College of Business Administration
— Jennifer Roqueta, College of Business Administration
— Vanessa Marson, College of Health and Public Affairs
— Jennifer Laird, College of Sciences
— David Schaefer, Rosen College of Hospitality Management
— Chelsea Torres, Rosen College of Hospitality Management
— Tina Davia, College of Health and Public Affairs
— Maria Vanegas, College of Engineering and Computer Science