White candles, pink carnations, and white balloons emblazoned with gold crosses were placed on the sidewalk in front of the house where Angela Vasquez lived with her children.
(JUSTINE HUNT/GLOBE STAFF)
Roslindale mother's life spun out of control
White candles, pink carnations, and white balloons emblazoned with gold crosses were placed on the sidewalk in front of the house where Angela Vasquez lived with her children.
(JUSTINE HUNT/GLOBE STAFF)
Angela Vasquez struggled with problems common to many single mothers: too many responsibilities, too little time, and too little money. (Full article: 1059 words)
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