Boy’s death touches community
By Paul Grondahl, Times Union, Albany, N.Y. | |
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Many are coming together to try to comfort the family after the loss of "Baby Jayce," as he was known, a toddler who smiled easily and loved to dance around when he listened to music.
"He was a good little boy, always smiling, running around and dancing all the time," said
The toddler had four older siblings between the ages of 3 and 8. "It's been hard on them," Colombo said.
A cousin was babysitting Jayce on
"It was a devastating loss that was really difficult for the family physically, mentally and emotionally," Colombo said.
The mother,
Colombo, who works in sales at
Among the items to be auctioned are hockey tickets to the Albany Devils, a full car detailing at
In addition, family members have established a
"We're hoping to get 100 people to come out to celebrate the life of our lost angel," Colombo said.
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