'A sweet soul.' Hundreds attend funeral for Nanuet teen girl who died in Bronx car crash
Sabrina Villa-Gomez-Gonzalez's family and friends were at St. Joseph's Church in Spring Valley to say their final goodbyes.
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Jan 26, 2024, 10:49 PM
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13ds agoIt was an emotional day in Rockland County as hundreds of people said their final goodbyes to Sabrina Villa-Gomez-Gonzalez, the 15-year-old Nanuet girl who died in a Bronx car crash last weekend.
Her family and friends were at St. Joseph's Church in Spring Valley for her funeral.
Villa-Gomez-Gonzalez was a student at Ramapo High School.
It was a difficult day for her loved ones who said they'll remember her for her kindness. A friend called her "a sweet soul" who was nice to everybody and had a radiant big smile.
"I'm very sorry for her mom, her dad," said in Spanish Gloria Jimenez, of Spring Valley. "I'm sorry from the bottom of my heart for what's happening."
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