reading up on fort hood; i found a article that mentions Leeloo's mother. **Edited*

[edwardsgirl]

I was going back and forth on posting this; so if others think i should delete it i will.

It mentions her toward the bottom.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/07/us/07victims.html

 

**Edited*

THE FALLEN AT FORT HOOD

Juanita Warman, 55, leaves behind 2 children, 6 grandchildren

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By Spencer S. Hsu

Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, November 6, 2009; 10:02 PM

 Juanita Warman, 55, was a single mother who worked her way through the University of Pittsburgh, became a nurse and joined the military, where she worked as a physician assistant, said her sister, Margaret Yaggie of Roaring Branch in north-central Pennsylvania.

Warman was being deployed to Iraq for medical duty, after serving a recent posting in Washington state. She was excited to go, but her thoughts were of her two daughters and six grandchildren, Yaggie said.

On her Facebook page, Warman wrote, "I miss my girls and their beautiful children. It's so nice to come to Facebook to see them grow up even if it's just in photographs," her sister said.

Warman added, "So much to do. So many lives to touch. Just wish it didn't take me away from home so much."

[themacs4]

Thanks for posting!!

[elliebbyblu1980]

this was a terrrible tradgedy

[mommaboudreaux]

Do you have a link to her profile?  I can't figure out who she is!

[sherry132]

I think she would be ok with you posting it. She told us all her mom's name last night.

It's a day later and I'm still crying over this. It didn't even touch me... but I just can't stop the feeling like it was my own family.

I feel so bad for all those families.  

[1_hawt_mami]

what happened? i didnt see that post.

[Army_Wife41]

I feel horrible for Leeloo. I can not imagine what she must be feeling. I sure hope she is ok.

[Army_Wife41]

Her mother is one of the victims that was killed at Ft. Hood.

Quoting 1_hawt_mami:

what happened? i didnt see that post.

[HouseKatof2]

Quoting edwardsgirl:

I was going back and forth on posting this; so if others think i should delete it i will.

It mentions her toward the bottom.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/07/us/07victims.html

I think she would be proud that we would all like to recognize her mother.

My heart aches for her and her family. 

[1_hawt_mami]

oh no, i hope she is doing ok that was such a horrible day my heart broke for everyone in ft hood.

Quoting Army_Wife41:

Her mother is one of the victims that was killed at Ft. Hood.

Quoting 1_hawt_mami:

what happened? i didnt see that post.

[AquarianPath]

What's her mother's name???