Three victims of Nova Scotia flash flooding identified
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Three victims of last weekend’s torrential rainstorm have been confirmed by CTV News as six-year-old Natalie Hazel Harnish, six-year-old Colton Sisco and 52-year-old Nicholas Anthony Holland.
Three victims of last weekend’s torrential rainstorm have been confirmed by CTV News as six-year-old Natalie Hazel Harnish, six-year-old Colton Sisco and 52-year-old Nicholas Anthony Holland.
Harnish, from Brooklyn N.S., is described in her obituary as a “shining light” who was full of energy and loved cheerleading and playing with her brother and cousins. She could regularly be found doing cartwheels around the house.
Sisco, from Martock N.S., is described by his mother as a loving, thoughtful and caring child who made friends everywhere he went. He loved cars and spending time with his parents and his big brother, Tera Sisco said.
Tera Sisco describes her son as a bright, thoughtful and witty boy.
“He gave away his jewelry to people that he loved,” said Sisco.
She said the six-year-old loved hanging out with his dad and seeing cars and snuggling up with his mom and eating popcorn.
“He loved his brother,” she said. “He wanted to be just like his older brother.”
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