There aren’t even words to describe how sad this is … Recently Engaged Couple Identified Among The Dead In California Bus Crash Via DailyMail A Los Angeles man and the woman he proposed to in December are among the 10 people who died Thursday night in a fiery crash involving a bus taking high school students to a California university. Meanwhile, it emerged late Friday night that a 17-year-old twin who was on the bus carrying 44 students who was missing was identified among the dead, NBC Los Angeles reported. The girl’s sister was also traveling to Humboldt State University, but was on a different bus. Another student, Adrian Castro, 18, has also been identified among those that perished. he was a senior at El Monte High School who played on the school’s fottball team Michael Myvett, 29, and his fiancee Mattison Haywood were serving as chaperones on the bus that was traveling from Southern California to Humboldt State University when it was hit by a FedEx tractor-trailer and exploded into flames. ‘He just died,’ his grandmother Debra Loyd said. ‘He was my grandson, the greatest grandson any grandparent could ever have.” Marisa Serrato, 17, has been missing since Thursday evening after a FedEx tractor-trailer slammed into the bus, said her brother Miguel Serrato, 23. The other twin, Marisol Serrato, was on a different bus that wasn’t involved in the crash and made it safely to the school Friday. To hear these kids’ friends and loved ones describe their futures is absolutely heart-breaking… Marisol was accepted to Humboldt State University, while Marisa was waitlisted there. The two Norte Vista High School seniors decided to check out the campus. ‘My sisters are real religious, smart, A students,’ Miguel Serrato said. ‘They were going to get their high school diploma; they were looking toward the future.’ Myvett had given Haywood her engagement ring outside the Louvre art museum in Paris on Christmas Day, said his employers at the Center for Autism and Other Disorders in Torrance. He had provided therapy for autistic children for the last two years. He was ‘able to connect with our kids on a level few others could, and he contributed to their wellbeing in such a positive and profound way,’ the center’s operations manager Kyle Farris said in a statement. Our thoughts and prayers will continue to be with the families affected by this tragic event. Flip the page to see a few endearing photos of Michael and Mattison in Paris following their engagement as well as a video of Marisa Serrato’s grieving mother. Images via Facebook
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Jesus Take The Wheel: Newly Engaged Black Couple And Hispanic Twin Sister Identified Among Dead In Fiery Bus Crash [Photos + Video]