Nearly three months after her murder inside a Hancock Park furniture store, loved ones carry on the memory of Brianna Kupfer with the launch of a foundation focusing on social issues dear to her.
The man accused of stabbing a 24-year-old UCLA grad student to death at her job last week was formally charged with her murder by the LA County District Attorney's Office.
Dozens of people took part Saturday in a memorial run/walk at Brianna's alma mater, Brentwood School."All these activities are things that she loved because she was very fun-loving, carefree, like considerate, just all the great things," said Lauren Klotz."It really brought a lot of people together."
"She just had a magnetic, positive spirit about her that kinda was undeniable, and all these people just loved her so much and are here to support her," Kendall Klotz added.Kupfer says his daughter had a huge heart and had set many goals for herself. "She was a person that just lived, in my view, like a pure life,' he said."She was really good with people, and good with everybody, and was really caring."
The foundation will focus on the environment, women's advocacy, and other social issues that meant a lot to Brianna.