Richard Nunez, husband of Rosanna Mirielle Camilo, at her casket with two of their children, Navila (left) and Richard.
(JOSH REYNOLDS FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE)
‘Her world was our family,’ husband recalls
Relatives and friends mourn slain woman
Richard Nunez, husband of Rosanna Mirielle Camilo, at her casket with two of their children, Navila (left) and Richard.
(JOSH REYNOLDS FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE)
If there was one thing Rosanna Mirielle Camilo was known for, it was her fierce love and dedication for her three children. Camilo left the comforts of her native Dominican Republic to live with family in New Jersey more than a year ago to seek treatment for a condition plaguing her prematurely born baby, now about a year-and-a-half old. When it was determined her baby would get better treatment in Boston, Camilo packed up and moved into temporary housing, this time joined by her 16-year-old daughter.
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