This article is a professional and personal reflection of the author's time as crisis responder to the shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde. This was the author's seventh response to a school shooting in the nation, and they were on site in Uvalde for 10 days. The author's team served in the role of navigators and were assigned to families upon their arrival at the center. The author offered officials practical strategies for assisting faculty, support staff, students, and parents over the summer, and once they return to school in the fall. The author reflects that the common denominator in all these tragedies is the loss of future. We not only lose the beauty of who these children are, we also lose the gift of who they would have become. We also mourn the teachers who gave their lives trying to protect their students.