Juliana Farmer had just started her job at Old National Bank after moving to Louisville from Henderson, KY to help her daughter raise her grandchildren.

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A lifelong friend described her as "all the things," beautiful, respectful, responsible with an infectious laugh.

Josh Barrick was senior vice president of Old National Bank's commercial real estate division.

He was a father of two and a husband to his wife of 11 years, Jessica.

Jessica describes him as silly, but sensitive. As her protector and her soulmate.

"Everybody I've met, even people I didn't know, have a story, everyone's got a Josh story. And I love hearing the stories," she says.

Deana Eckert was an executive administrative officer at Old National Bank.

Deana was a wife and a mother of two.

She was originally from Harrodsburg, Kentucky and lives with her family in New Albany.

Tommy Elliott was senior vice president at the bank. He was a husband and father to four daughters.

The Elizabethtown native was also a close friend of both Gov. Andy Beshear, Mayor Craig Greenberg and other community leaders.

In the days that follow the shooting, those who knew Elliott described him as a generous man who worked to build others up.

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Jim Tutt was a native of Frankfort and a University of Kentucky graduate.

He served on the board of the Oldham La Grange Development Authority.

He left behind his wife, Karen, and their children and grandchildren.

Karen is working to keep his memory alive by bringing change with the hope of stopping another mass shooting.