Husted, 39, had been with Loomis Armored for 16 years.
Witness Skyler Ford was inside the Wal-Mart at the time of the shooting and tried to comfort Husted.
"I was just trying to reassure him that everything was going to be okay. Just trying to comfort him as much as I could,” said Ford.
Husted’s family released this statement:
“We mourn deeply the loss of Kurt Husted. He was a wonderful, caring person whom we loved deeply and will miss forever.”
A friend says Husted was a nice man who went out of his way to help others.
“Kurt was quite noticeably a soft-spoken young man,” said Ryan Donahue. “He was in helicopter pilot school intending to someday change professions. He loved motorcycles and was an amateur motorcycle racer.”
The flight school where Husted was training, Airwork LLC, is establishing a $1,000 scholarship in his name for student pilots in need of financial assistance.
may he rest in peace thoughts and prayer go out to the family and I hope those guys get the death penalty