Rose Stigger, 61, twice went to court to win custody of her granddaughters, fearing for their welfare with an errant mother and a father (her son) in and out of prison.
But at the end of each speech, Clinton turned to her granddaughter and her own fears about the country Charlotte might face as a young adult if Republicans gain more power.
Additional fears "My granddaughter Kjul, who is six, was attending school before the monsoon rains," said Lado sadly.
Left on land is her mother's father, who blames the loss of his only daughter on her husband and on the sea, and who now fears for his granddaughter.
The only females granted access were Bartholdi's wife and de Lesseps's granddaughter; officials stated that they feared women might be injured in the crush of people.
After the firing began, Sanders lay on the floor and clutched and covered her granddaughter with such force that she feared she would smother her.
He said he feared the worst for his granddaughter as Mr. Johnson walked past him with the police.
And as the proud jichan, or grandpa, of a transgender grandchild, I hope that my granddaughter can feel safe going to school without fear of being bullied.
'" - the targeted victim was still in distress over the fears she had had for her beloved granddaughter.
And so, for his mother, the grief prompted by his death comes with fear of further loss, of her surviving granddaughter, stranded in France beyond the reach of an Egyptian relative too elderly to qualify for a visa.
Her God-fearing Nan didn't watch it, confides Mvula, preferring her granddaughter's turn on Songs of Praise.
