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What Shirley Vian's son Steven Relford remembers about his mother is that she sang in a church choir. She liked to sing.
"When I think of Kathy," said Marcia Brown, "I think of laughter."
Julie Otero was a lot tougher than she looked, her son Charlie remembers.
Vicki Wegerle loved children -- her own as well as others -- say those who knew her.
Amy Davis remembers the nutty things Grandma did.
Eleven-year-old Josephine Otero was known as "the new girl" among her sixth-grade peers at Adams Elementary School in the fall of 1973.
Joseph Otero II was the baby of the family, but he wasn't babied.
There was Joseph Otero the dad -- sometimes stern with high expectations for his five children. Report cards with B's required explanations.










