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Sabine Durden and Anthony Coulter live on their own street in Mineral Springs, signs greeting drivers who can find it with "Welcome" and "Willkommen" for their German visitors.
A pickup truck with a "Dom Hugs" sticker on the back window is parked in the driveway.
A large tree with Mardi Gras beads hanging from its branches lures the more curious guests to the Angel Garden.
Wind chimes make the serene, rural spot even more peaceful.
Inside their eclectic home the husband and wife built from the ground up, a man's face and name adorn the furniture and walls: Dominic Durden.
Dominic's name also appears in tattoos on Sabine's arm. His ashes fill a heart locket around her neck.
All of it helps her remember her only child.
"His intense laughter that was just infectious," she said as she started to cry. "His hugs. His Dom hugs. I just miss everything, and it's five years later."
Sabine and Dominic made a life together in Moreno Valley, CA.
"Dominic was a huge part of our community," she said.
He was a 911 dispatcher, a licensed pilot, a volunteer firefighter and Volunteer of the Year for his city.
Dominic was on the road to becoming a motorcycle cop and eventually a member of the helicopter team for the police department.
Legal Immigrant Fights for Change after Illegal Immigrant Kills Her Only Child
She and six others started this site:
AVIAC – Advocates for Victims of Illegal Alien Crimes
And no, we don't need cheap labor.
A pickup truck with a "Dom Hugs" sticker on the back window is parked in the driveway.
A large tree with Mardi Gras beads hanging from its branches lures the more curious guests to the Angel Garden.
Wind chimes make the serene, rural spot even more peaceful.
Inside their eclectic home the husband and wife built from the ground up, a man's face and name adorn the furniture and walls: Dominic Durden.
Dominic's name also appears in tattoos on Sabine's arm. His ashes fill a heart locket around her neck.
All of it helps her remember her only child.
"His intense laughter that was just infectious," she said as she started to cry. "His hugs. His Dom hugs. I just miss everything, and it's five years later."
Sabine and Dominic made a life together in Moreno Valley, CA.
"Dominic was a huge part of our community," she said.
He was a 911 dispatcher, a licensed pilot, a volunteer firefighter and Volunteer of the Year for his city.
Dominic was on the road to becoming a motorcycle cop and eventually a member of the helicopter team for the police department.
Legal Immigrant Fights for Change after Illegal Immigrant Kills Her Only Child
She and six others started this site:
AVIAC – Advocates for Victims of Illegal Alien Crimes
And no, we don't need cheap labor.
