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San Angelo, Texas (AP) — Like millions of 10-year-old writers, Ujiya Sergio Garcia loved video games, swimming, and trampoline. He also took it seamlessly and was natural in football when he and his grandfather started throwing the ball together during the spring holidays.
"Such a fast boy, and he was able to catch a very good ball," his grandfather, Manny Renfro, told The Associated Press. "There was a particular play I call him remember, and he did it exactly as we practiced."
By Uzi Uziyah was the last of the 21 people (19 children and 2 teachers) killed in the Uvalde school slaughter. His funeral took place on Saturday at the Immanuel Baptist Church in San Angelo, where he lived last year before moving south about 200 miles (322 km) to Yuvarde.
Miss to say, "We love you and Jesus loves you." In particular, his reply was "Jesus loves you too!" His family wrote an obituary for the boy, his infectious laughter, his love for stupid jokes, and his sweet and outgoing nature. I remembered.
Uzi's favorite after-school treat was a Nutella sandwich with blue takis. This was an attempt to convince others to try it, the New York Times reported.
"He was stupid and loved to make you laugh," Aunt Nicky Cross, the boy lived with, told the newspaper.
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See AP coverage details of shootings at Uvalde School:https://apnews.com/hub/uvalde-school-shooting
