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Texas School Shooting: Husband Of Slain Teacher Dies Of Grief
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Mrs Garcia was one of two teachers killed by a teenage gunman in the shooting that left 21 people dead – including 19 children
- The couple – who were married for 24 years – are survived by four children
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EKO HOT BLOG reports that the husband of one of the teachers slain in Tuesday’s mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, has reportedly died of a heart attack.
Joe Garcia was the husband of Irma Garcia, who taught for 23 years at Robb Elementary School.
Mrs Garcia was one of two teachers killed by a teenage gunman in the shooting that left 21 people dead – including 19 children.
The couple – who were married for 24 years – are survived by four children.
By Thursday night, an online fundraiser for the Garcia family had raised nearly $1.6m (£1.3m) out of an initial modest goal of $10,000.
The GoFundMe page said it was being organised by Mrs Garcia’s cousin, Debra Austin, who wrote: “I truly believe Joe died of a broken heart.”
On Twitter, a nephew of Mrs Garcia, John Martinez, said that Mr Garcia had “passed away due to grief” in the wake of his wife’s murder.
A local Fox affiliate has reported that Mr Garcia died of a fatal heart attack.
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The late couple leave behind four children – two boys and two girls – ranging from 12 to 23 years old.
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