The life of a young teacher's aide, one of 25 victims gunned down at Sandy Hook Elementary School last week, was just beginning to fall into place. She was finishing her doctorate, and her boyfriend was getting ready to propose to
bags store online her on Christmas Eve. Rachel D'Avino, 29, was a behavioral therapist who had just started working at Sandy Hook Elementary, according to her obituary published in the
women bags Waterbury Republican American. Just days before Friday's massacre, D'Avino's 27-year-old boyfriend, Anthony Cerritelli, had asked her parents for permission to pop the question to their daughter.
D'Avino's friend Lissa Lovetere Stone, 44, told The Associated Press that she met D'Avino in 2005 when the young women
discount chanel handbags on sale began to work with Lovetere Stone's autistic son in Bethlehem, Conn., where D'Avino lived. "I'm heartbroken. I'm numb," Lovetere Stone told the AP. "I think she taught me more about how to be a good mother to
cheap handbags a special needs child than anyone else ever had. Her job didn't end when the school bell rang at 3 o'clock."Police in Newtown told D'Avino's family that she had been a "hero" when the gunfire erupted, shielding children from Adam Lanza's bullets that killed 20 children, ages 6 and 7, before he turned one of his guns on himself.
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