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Lexi’s parents and five siblings each picked a balloon to stick their personalized notes on before releasing the balloons. Julian Rubio, 9, writes a note to Lexi with the help of his father Felix Rubio as they honor Lexi on her 11th birthday at Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery in Uvalde. Sam Owens, San Antonio Express-News / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 8 of13 Kimberly Mata-Rubio hugs Kalisa Barboza, 18, as they laugh alongside David Falcon III, 14, while Julian Rubio, 9, runs off energy at Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery in Uvalde Thursday. Sam Owens, San Antonio Express-News / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 7 of13 Kimberly Mata-Rubio comforts her oldest daughter Kalisa Barboza, 18, as they spend time at Lexi Rubio’s gravesite in Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery in Uvalde. Sam Owens, San Antonio Express-News / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 6 of13

Kalisa Barboza, 18, leans on her brother David Falcon III, 14, as they listen to the song “Be Happy” by Dixie to honor their sister Lexi Rubio at her gravesite in Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery in Uvalde Thursday. Sam Owens, San Antonio Express-News / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 5 of13 Throughout the day friends and family dropped off sunflowers at Lexi Rubio’s grave to honor her birthday in Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery in UvaldeThursday. Sam Owens, San Antonio Express-News / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 4 of13 Lexi, one of 19 school children and two teachers killed at Robb Elementary on May 24, would have turned 11 on Thursday.

Kalisa Barboza, 18, lies beside her sister Lexi Rubio’s grave in Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery in Uvalde, Texas, Thursday, Oct. Sam Owens, San Antonio Express-News / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 3 of13 Sam Owens, San Antonio Express-News / Staff photographer Show More Show Less 2 of13įelix Rubio secures a bunch of balloons as his 9-year-old son Julian hugs the 11 balloons honoring his sister Lexi Rubio’s 11th birthday at her gravesite in Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery in Uvalde Thursday afternoon. Kalisa Barboza, 18, lies beside her sister Lexi Rubio’s grave in Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery in Uvalde Thursday.