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Families work through year of firsts after losing children in Texas floods

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Families of the 27 girls who died in a Texas flood grapple with grief and remembrance. The Landrys and Hannas, among others, navigate life without their daughters, balancing mourning with maintaining normalcy for surviving siblings. They face decisions about preserving memories and moving forward, with some families considering new summer plans and others finding solace in faith and community.

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