'It's a family': Wreck shatters life's work at girls home
In this Oct. 2019 photo, Tallapoosa County Sheriffs' Girls Ranch director of ranch life Candice Gully poses for a photo, in Tallapoosa County, Ala. The Alabama girls home director, who lost two children and two nephews in a wreck that killed 10 people, has dedicated her life's work to helping abused and neglected children. Gulley was driving a van that was involved in a horrible, fiery crash during Tropical Storm Claudette. Gulley is recovering from injuries, but Tuesday was the 4th birthday of her youngest child Ben, who died in the crash. (Opelika-Auburn News via AP)
By JAY REEVES and KIM CHANDLER
Associated Press
CAMP HILL, Ala. — Caring for abused and neglected girls is Candice Gulley’s life work, and that's what she was doing when she helped load vans from an Alabama children’s home for a trip to the beach...
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