And so it is difficult for anyone at J.J. Hill to understand why he won’t be there anymore, and how he could be gone. He knew their names, he knew what they liked, he knew who had allergies. “‘This is our guy, who served us lunch at J.J. Hill Montessori School. Garnaas, the teacher, said it’s been difficult for her to try to explain Castile’s death to her own child, a rising fifth-grader at J.J. Hill. He was promoted to his supervisory job at J.J. Hill two years ago.

Source: Washington Post July 07, 2016 17:55 UTC