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NO WORDS:
HOW CAN you describe the feeling of burying the urns of your entire family? Very traumatic will be an understatement for Mary Rose Ballocanag Trinidad who only managed to bury the urns of her husband, Audie, and their four daughters, Kaitlyn, 20, Danna, 17, and husband, Audie, and their 13-year-old twins Melissa and Allison last Saturday, Oct. 27, when she was able to move around on a wheel chair at their resting place in Holy Cross Cemetery at North Arlington, New Jersey. (JGL Photo courtesy of Paul M. Ballocanag used with permission)
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GUARDIAN ANGEL:
PAUL MOGOL BALLOCANAG, a U.S. registered nurse, who lived in the Philippines to take care of his aging parents suddenly returned to the U.S. nearly four months ago to take care of his elder sister who survived a horrific collision that killed her entire family of five last July 6 in Townsend, Delaware. (JGL Photo courtesy of Paul Mogol Ballocanag used with permission)
FAMILY PHOTO:
MARY ROSE BALLOCANAG Trinidad (extreme left) had a photo op with her family in front of their Christmas tree. To her left are Kaitlyn, 20, Danna, 17, and husband, Audie, and their 13-year-old twins Melissa and Allison. Only Mary Rose survived while the rest of her family were killed on the spot when her family's 1998 Toyota Sienna minivan slammed into heavy-duty Ford F-350 pick-up truck traveling the wrong way that left her husband and their four daughters all dead. Still no arrest has been made. (JGL Photo courtesy of Paul M. Ballocanag used with permission)
IN PINAMALAYAN:
WHEN MARY ROSE Ballocanag-Trinidad's mother, Evangeline Mogol Ballocanag, fell sick in August 2017, she took her entire family to her hometown of Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro in the Philippines as shown in this photo to be by her mother's side. (JGL Photo courtesy of Paul M. Ballocanag used with permission)
SIBLINGS PHOTO:
JIM BALLOCANAG AND his brother, John Ballocanag, visit their sister, Mary Rose Ballocanag Trinidad, who is being cared for by their brother, Paul Ballocanag (extreme right) at the hospital. (JGL Photo courtesy of Paul M. Ballocanag used with permission)
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LOOKING AT HER KNEES:
MARY ROSE BALLOCANAG Trinidad stares at her broken knees as she recuperates from multiple serious injuries following the collision of her family's 1998 Toyota Sienna minivan with a heavy-duty Ford F-350 pick-up truck traveling the wrong way that left her husband and their four daughters dead. Still no arrest has been made. (JGL Photo courtesy of Paul M. Ballocanag used with permission)
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"IT TAKES A VILLAGE":
THIS IS PART of a close-knit family that takes turn in extending help to Mary Rose Ballocanag Trinidad, as she recovers from a tragic collision that wiped out her entire family, including her husband, Audie, and their four daughters. (JGL Photo courtesy of Paul M. Ballocanag used with permission)
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FIRST LADY CALLS:
NEW JERSEY FIRST Lady Tammy Snyder Murphy brought cheers to Mary Rose Ballocanag Trinidad when the wife of Gov. Phil Murphy visited her at the hospital where she is recuperating from multiple serious injuries following the collision of her family car with a heavy-duty Ford F-350 pick-up truck that left her husband and their four daughters dead. Still no arrest has been made. (JGL Photo courtesy of Paul M. Ballocanag used with permission)
RETURNING THE FAVOR:
PAUL MOGOL BALLOCANAG takes a selfie with his elder sister, Mary Rose Ballocanag Trinidad, as she recovers from a tragic collision that wiped out her entire family, including her husband, Audie, and their four daughters. As a U.S. registered nurse, Paul is in the best position to provide care to his sister who supported him and her two brothers' education when Mary Rose was a young and an able nurse. (JGL Photo courtesy of Paul M. Ballocanag used with permission)
PHOTO OF WRONG-WAY DRIVER:
ALVIN SEYMOUR HUBBARD, III, the wrong-way driver of the heavy-duty Ford F-350 pick up hit by the 1998 Toyota Sienna minivan carrying Mary Rose Ballocanag Trinidad's husband, Audie, and their four daughters who were all killed on the spot on July 6, 2018 in Townsend, Delaware. Only Mary Rose survived in the multiple-death crash. (Photo from the website, heavy.com. )
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