cher who is feeling the pain and taking action. >> reporter: it's hank i'm in easton with miss valerie davisy cher at easton middle school doing a pretreat of meadow pollock gunned down last week in the school shooting in florida. this is miss davis toes way of dealing with the tragedy for herself, for the family and for all of us. >> your lives are like snuffed out. i still can't figure out why. >> it's a meditation artwork valerie davis does her mind wanders as her hand moves with speed and sent she's doing graphite on paper portraits of each of the park land school shooting victims portraits which will eventually find their way to grieving families. >> it's forgotten about it by some people. next week they'll just go on with their lives but these people have to live with this for the rest of their lives. every time they look at this picture i want them to remember that someone cared. >> some time since the last ones. miss davis had done portraits memorializing 9/11 firefighters, children killed at sandy hook. the victims of the charleston church shooting and others. but this particular tr

i can't -- still can't figure out why. >> reporter: it's a meditation this artwork valerie davis does's doing graphite on paper portraits of each of the parkland school shooting victims portraits which will eventually find their way to grieving families. >> it's forgotten about it by some people next week. they'll just go on with their lives. but these people have to live with this for the rest of their lives. every time they look at this picture i want to remember someone cared. >> reporter: it had been sometime since the last ones. miss davis had done portraits memorializing 9/11 firefighters, children killed at sandy hook. the victims of the charleston church shooting and others but this particular tragedy took a son of easton among the 17 killed chris hixon is from the south side his parents still live in town. >> i was telling the mayor that i drew these pictures and he said, val, when you see chris' family, he said when you see the grandparents you're want to know them. they've been on center street all of their lives. >> reporter: miss davis from three blocks over. there's a pl

i can't soak it in, figure out why. >> reporter: it's a meditation this artwork valerie davis does, her as her hand moves with speed and certainty. she's doing graphite on paper portraits of each of the parkland shooting victims portraits that will eventually find their way to grieving families. >> it's forgotten about people next week but these people have to live with this for the rest of their lives. every time they look at this picture i want them to remember that someone cared. >> reporter: it had been some time since the last ones. miss davis had done portraits memorializing 9/11 firefighters children killed at sandy hook, victims of the charleston church shooting but this particular tragedy took a son of easton among the 17 killed chris hixon is from the south side, his parents still live in town. >> i was telling the mayor that i drew these pictures and he said val, when you see chris' family, he said when you see the grandparents you're going to know them he said they've been on center street all of their lives. >> reporter: miss davis says she's from three blocks over. there's