Susan Welsh

determined that Robert Marks was the one.

How about you?

She did.

She absolutely left an impression, I think, on all of us.

Because when we saw her and knowing everything that she had been through...

It was just, you know, to see her sort of just being the typical child and living a normal life and not, you know, just wanting to talk to us and wanting to talk about her mom.

And I will tell you, her friends wanted to talk to us, but they thought the biggest thing was talk to her daughter.

Because if you talk to her daughter, you'll see what kind of person she was.

You will see what she poured into that child, how great of a mother she was.

And you'll see it when you talk to that daughter.

And we did.

We did.

Yeah, we really did.

just about what her memories are of just her family and her mother um what about the family what what stuck with you about the family and lynn tells you know i guess in a way her legacy through her daughter but also through her family yeah and through the family i mean i think that you know like i said they she was she was loved by all they loved and cared about her so much that they really just wanted uh one of the reasons they talked to us is because they just wanted her to be known

As the wonderful person that she was and the legacy that she left, not only with her students, but with her daughter as well.

So I think the family and the friends who are like family to her really just, you know, feel very strongly that Lintel is a person you would love to be friends with, that you would love to know.

And they wanted to get that across.

And I think she really has left that legacy for people.

The daughter is now living with a relative.

She's thriving in school.