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“На семейном совете инициативу родителей мы поддержали, и они взяли из детского дома шестерых мальчиков. Все они были достаточно трудными детьми. Им было от 11 лет, у каждого психологическая травма из прошлого. Так мы получили статус детского дома семейного типа. Мама Ольга всю себя посвятила семье, она жила ею”, – рассказывает дочка Анна.”Во время боя наши военные отступали, и комбат дал задание отправить всех женщин с передовой чуть дальше, но мама отказалась… Мама была одета в бронежилет, каску. Она до последнего спасала бойцов, хотя их и убили проклятые оккупанты. Они били из танков, стреляла пехота. Маму убили из стрелкового оружия. Она погибла не сразу, а от потери крови, получив тяжелое ранение в живот”, – рассказала дочь Юлия.
Ольга родом из Запорожья, где в 19 лет вышла замуж и родила пятерых детей. В 2008-м с мужем переехала в большой дом возле Марганца, где родилась младшая дочь.
Всего у Ольги с мужем шесть своих детей (четыре дочери и два сына), а также шесть приемных. Еще будучи беременной младшей, в семье было принято решение воспитывать приемных детей.За несколько часов до того отправила через знакомых рюкзак с вещами и написала детям, что очень их сильно любит и едет в горячую точку… Больше на связь не выходила.
“Она была на передовой и спасала раненых как боевой медик в третьей штурмовой роте. Только через два года в батальон приехали специалисты, и таким образом мама получала необходимые медицинские знания, чтобы официально занимать эту должность”, – рассказывает дочка.
Our heartfelt condolences go out to the deceased’s family and friends, who have been struggling with the loss of such an intelligent and compassionate individual.
we are saddened by the sudden and tragic loss of our sister, sofija mladjenovic. sofija was a member of the fall 2022 new member class and lived life to the fullest! she had such a positive energy and had an incredible future ahead of her. our thoughts are with her family and friends as they navigate this incredibly challenging time. aoe
As trivial and ridiculous as it may seem now, my 16-year-old self couldn’t imagine a world without proms, concerts, or hanging out with friends. Nearly two years, three shots and what felt like a million masks later, I look back on the pre-pandemic me with a lot of compassion. She didn’t know what to expect. None of us.COVID-19 is a terrible disease from which no one has escaped unscathed over the past two years. We all have something taken from us. Some, like me, were lucky to escape relatively unscathed. Sure, some of us may have missed our entire senior year, or maybe the weirdest, loneliest college year ever, but we were able to navigate uncertain times without losing the people we loved.However, there have been positive developments in recent months. As I write this, we are on the second anniversary of the COVID-19 lockdown across the United States, and the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths is falling rapidly. Pima County has dropped its mask requirement to February 28 — an earlier date than expected. Now, more states wary of COVID-19 — like my home state of Illinois — are choosing to drop their pandemic-era safety requirements. We’re not over the mountain yet, but we’re getting closer to a post-pandemic future. This is especially true for people who are doing their part by getting vaccinated.
It feels like yesterday when we were all sitting in front of our TV screens in disbelief as COVID-19 started sweeping through our lives. I was a junior high student at the time, and I can vividly remember thinking as the chaos ensued: “Are they going to cancel my junior prom?” But, I’m sure all of us in universities with such a strong party culture have heard these words since the pandemic began: “Is it really in a pandemic?” or “Stay home!” Two years later , as COVID-19 truly recedes, health officials like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say the guilt is unfair to students who did their part and got vaccinated. The University of Arizona reported 242,960 vaccinations administered from April 2021 to June 2021 alone. Shaming these COVID-conscious students for going out is not only unfair but harmful.According to The New York Times, a total of 978,500 people in the United States have died from COVID-19, leaving hundreds of thousands of children without caregivers and families without loved ones. If you can tick the A box after missing parties and hanging out with friends, consider yourself lucky.
Friends, colleagues, officials and veterans are sending their condolences and tributes to the family in respect of her death. She will greatly be missed by everyone.
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Sofija Mladjenovic has passed away unexpectedly, leaving family, closer relatives and other loved ones in total devastations and sadness. Circumstances surrounding her sudden demise have not been made known to the public at the time of filing this report.My name is James Tasha, I’m an Snbc13 reporter, covering fatalities and crime. I’m an Alumni of University of Texas and a MSc holder in Mass communication. I have a passion for reporting and as an inquisitive person, I love to bring people closer to the happens around their community and beyond… Previously, I worked as a reporter/publisher for InsideEko News located in Michigan.
The group announced her demise on their official Facebook page stating; we are saddened by the sudden and tragic loss of our sister, sofija mladjenovic. sofija was a member of the fall 2022 new member class and lived life to the fullest! she had such a positive energy and had an incredible future ahead of her. our thoughts are with her family and friends as they navigate this incredibly challenging time.
