Hours before Kevin Clark was shot and killed, relatives said he hosted a Lyman High School graduation party Sunday night for his 18-year-old.

Clark also leaves behind a 14-year-old daughter.

%

%

His loved ones said he became a single parent after his wife died suddenly seven years ago.

His family said a temporary employment agency helped Clark get the job at Fiamma, where he recently became a permanent employee.

[ GoFundMe: Kevin Clark Memorial Fund ]

Relatives said Clark used to own an office supply company, but it closed during the economic crisis.

Since he had children to look out for, he took on several jobs. including driving for Uber.

Brenda Montanez-Crespo: A cherished mother, grandmother 

Brenda Montanez-Crespo was loved at work, family members said.

Her family released a statement to Channel 9 that said, “Brenda was a loving mother, grandmother and beloved sister who was cherished by all of her family, friends and everyone that knew her. She was a hardworking single mother and she will be missed greatly."

Jeffrey Roberts worked for Fiamma for several years in the company's production management and sales department.

He was married to his wife, Tammy, for 37 years. His family told Channel 9 he was a wonderful father and amazing grandfather.

%

%%

%

They said he was known at work as a good manager and strong leader, and he treated his co-workers with dignity and respect.

Kevin Lawson: A man who fought for his country

Kevin Lawson leaves behind three children, six grandchildren and a loving wife.

He had another grandchild on the way.

Lawson was an Army veteran who fought in Operation Desert Storm.

His family said he was a very giving person and would give anyone the shirt off his back.

%

%%

%

Robert Snyder: Avid pool player

Robert Snyder worked at a manager at the RV awning company.

Friends told Channel 9’s Janine Reyes that Synder would stop by an area pool hall every day to blow off steam after work.

Getting the news

Investigators said Neumann was armed with a handgun, a large hunting knife and a smaller knife. The gunman reloaded at least once during the shooting, deputies said.

Deputies believe Neumann targeted employees with whom he had issues when he worked at Fiamma.

[ Read: Gunman shoots, kills 5 people at Orange County business  ]

Families of the victims gathered at nearby Full Sail University, which was designated as a family unification center, to get assistance from deputies and counselors.

As families came filing into the university, many didn’t know the condition of their loved ones.

[ Read: Community reacts to mass shooting on Forsyth Road ]

Two chaplains were there to help families cope with the news.

“She was just using the restroom and she heard a ‘bang,’” said Shelly Adams, talking about her sister. “Was all she said and when she came out she saw one person on the floor.”

Watch: Sheriff with latest on shooting

Adams said she prayed with her sister over the phone before rushing to the scene.

The person on the floor died in the gunfire.

“She kept saying, ‘I’m OK. I’m OK,’” said Adams. “We’re going to have to embrace her and just be there as a family."

[ Watch: Witness describes shooting on Forsyth Road ]

The seven survivors were not injured physically, but recovering from the sights and sounds that forever changed Monday morning in the office, will likely be a long road.

Some survivors went to Full Sail as well, to be with the families of those killed.

A mother of a survivor, who asked not to be identified, said she didn’t believe her son when he called to say there was a shooting at his office.

No additional information about the victims was released.