he had folger jim, ranging in age from 4 to 12 to look after. how did tell the children? that was i think, to this day, that is the most difficult thing that i ve ever had to do. i believe i called the schools, and let them know that i would be on my way. lindsey, the only girl was the eldest of the loveless kids. i remember being in school, i remember getting a call from the office that i was getting picked up. in my mind i thought, maybe my mom went to the hospital. it s fun. but, once inside the principles office, her father broke the news. he told me that my mom had died. i just remember from then on, my world crashing down. did you say, what s it happened, what s going on? i m sure asked what happened. i just remember crying, and not
girl, was the eldest of the lovelace kids. i remember being at school. i remember getting a call from the office that i was getting picked up, and i was like and in my mind, i thought, oh, maybe my mom went to the hospital. she didn t feel good, the days prior. maybe she just yeah? had to go to the hospital. like, it s fine. reporter: but once inside the principal s office, her father broke the news. and told me that my mom had died, and i just remember, then on, my world crashing down. did you say, what had happened? what s going on? i m sure i asked what had happened. i just remember crying and not believing it, and so we went we left and we went to my grandma s house, and i was like, i wanna go back to school, and i went back to school. and you did, on the day you lost your mom? cause that was normal for me. it was a normalcy thing. reporter: and, in hindsight, she says, the best thing she could have done. her favorite teacher had something for her. and s
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how do you tell the children? that was i i think to this day, that is the most difficult thing i have ever had to do. i believe i called the schools, and let them know that i would be on my way. reporter: lyndsay, the only girl, was the eldest of the lovelace kids. i remember being at school. i remember getting a call from the office that i was getting picked up, and i was like and in my mind, i thought, oh, maybe my mom went to the hospital. she didn t feel good, the days prior. maybe she just yeah? had to go to the hospital. like, it s fine. reporter: but once inside the principal s office, her father broke the news. and told me that my mom had died, and i just remember, then on, my world crashing down. did you say, what had happened? what s going on? i m sure i asked what had happened. i just remember crying and not
ranging ages four to 12 to look after. how do you tell the children? that was i think to this day that is the most difficult thing i ve ever had to do. i believe i called the schools and let them know i would be on my way. lindsey, the only girl, was the eldest of the lovelace kids. i remember being at school and getting a call at the office that i was getting pucked up and i thought maybe my mom is in the hospital. she didn t feel good the day priorer. it s fine. but once inside the prunsple s office, her father broke the news. and told me my mom died and i remember then on my world crashing down. did you say what happened? i m sure i asked what had happened. i just remember crying and not believing it and so we left and