Juanita Lee Warman, 55, was killed on November 5, 2009, during the Fort Hood shooting at the Soldier Readiness Processing Center. A psychiatric nurse practitioner and native of Pittsburgh, she had been at Fort Hood for 24 hours to process for deployment to Iraq. Warman had served in the Army for 25 years on active duty and in the reserves and was known for expertise treating post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury.

Reports say she and another military member threw a fellow soldier to the ground, saving his life; Warman did not survive. The shooter, Army Major Nidal Hasan, opened fire in the processing center, killing 13 people and wounding 30 others. Warman is survived by her husband, five children, and eight grandchildren and is remembered for her service and contributions to soldiers’ care.

If anyone knew Warman, her work with military mental health, or was at Fort Hood that day, please share what you remember.