Pourage of the love of students of the North Colorado teacher who was killed in the Highway 85 accident

It was a little more than a week since Christopher Schwartz found that his wife was tragically killed in a car accident in Weld County. Christine Schwarz, a teacher in the Colorado middle school, died in A frontal collision with a stolen car Go into the wrong way on the Highway 85 near Platteville. The MPs tried to catch up with this stolen car.

While the investigators continued to investigate what led to this crash, Schwartz talks about the legacy that his wife left behind.

“It was difficult. I always expect it to go through the door. Reality starts. I don't know what I will do without her. She was the family glue,” said Christopher.

He said that he and his wife had started their relationship over a quarter of a century ago.

“It took a while to work on her and get her to have an appointment with me, but she finally did it,” said Christopher.

The duo closed your eyes and never looked back.

“She is a big marshmallow inside as soon as you got to know her, she was always sociable. She always smiled,” he said.

And when her love grew, Christopher learned that others also loved the 57 -year -old: many, many, many students from the North Valley Middle School in Lasalle, where she taught.

“She was always there for the students with whom they could speak. Often they came in and spent lunch with her because they only had problems that they wanted to discuss, and, as they know, they would help them with these problems that they might not be able to ask for their parents,” he said.

Christopher loved the emojis Christine an SMS and her cooking, especially her Christmas sugar cookies. They loved the time to explore Colorado to Rocky Mount National Park on their Harley Davidson motorcycle.

“Many memories. We drove a lot,” he said.

Christopher says he will never be able to fill the emptiness in his heart, but the love of Christine's love of Christ's love has helped him get through this tragedy.

“It was pretty amazing. She is a beautiful person,” he said.

School was Discrossed in the days after the crashAnd when the students came back this week, many purple, their favorite color, carried them to support. You also created a monument right in front of your classroom door

Christopher said he would take part in an informal meeting to remember Christine in Weld County on Friday.