Mom of 3 Sisters Who Died in California Boat Fire Writes Post
The mother of the three sisters who sadly died in the California commercial diving boat fire that broke out early Monday morning is speaking out in the wake of the tragedy.
RELATED: Family of 5 All Feared Dead After Tragic California Diving Boat Fire: ‘Our Hearts Are Broken’ “My daughters loved people. They loved helping others have better lives through their service,” she recalled. “Whether it was beach clean-ups, teaching or healing. They were environmentalist in the sense that they always… protecting Mother Earth, especially the oceans and trees.”
Rosas also thanked the hundreds of people who have reached out to her family, sending their condolences, support and donations. “I can only say for me and my hubby, we don’t mind the texts, the phone calls the FB messages. I read them all. They bring great comfort to me,” she reassured. “If you do call me or my hubby, know we may cry or sob. It does not mean you have upset us. It is because you have touch[ed] our heart with your love for another human being.”
“I organized a beach clean-up, which Nicole did all the time. I asked everyone at the restaurant to participate and the only one who showed up was Nicole and Peanut Butter,” he recalled to PEOPLE. “I told Nicole I thought I’d be the only one here, and she said she would never desert me.”The eldest of the sisters, Evan, worked as a nurse at St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Stockton, California.
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