Cori Lantz, with her friend, Dan Maymin, is comforted by a prayer shawl made by knitters at Second Congregational Church. With every stitch, I m told there was a prayer for Cori s recovery, said her mother, Charlene Lantz. (GREENWICH CITIZEN photo / Patricia McCormack)
Love, Prayers, Medical Hope Engulf Injured Cori Lantz
By PATRICIA McCORMACK.darkest event in the lives of Corinne "Cori" Lantz, 17, and Dan Maymin, 18, took place at 5:54 p.m. on Feb. 21, 2008 around dusk on East Putnam Avenue in front of the CITGO station and across from Dunkin' Donuts.
At the time, Cori was a senior honors student at Greenwich High School. Dan, a GHS 2006 grad, was a second-year student at UConn-Stamford.
The two, heading home after ice-skating, were critically injured when the Jeep driven by Dan was squeezed in a three-car crash that flipped the vehicle and tore off its roof.
Cori and Dan, catapulted onto the street, were badly hurt.
He blacked out. She remembers her back and left arm and hand full of unbearable pain.
"I think the angels peeled back the roof of the Jeep," Cori's mother, Charlene, told the Greenwich Citizen Friday after a three-hour interview with Cori and Dan in the handicapped-accessible apartment in Stamford that the Lantzes moved to when wheelchair-bound Cori came home at the end of June.
The place the single mother lived in Greenwich with her three daughters-Cori, Emily, 22, and Ashley, 25, had stairs. Cori cannot navigate stairs.
"I think if the roof had stayed on, her head would have hit it and that......
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Letters to the Editor
To the Editor:
How embarrassing for the Town of Greenwich. Here we are in the spotlight again, not down one school building but two. To the members of the Board of Education and our first selectman, do not think we - the parents of Hamilton Avenue and Glenville schools - will accept your continued nonsense. Our children will not be your victims any longer. We will not be dispersed nor will we go into the already deemed unsafe Glenville School building.
Guys, it is time to get your acts together and get our schools done. Stop the games! How many millions of dollars has this incompetence already cost the taxpayers of Greenwich? Every Greenwich resident should be as outraged as I am. The town can install pretty brick crosswalks and demolish Wiffle ball fields, but it can't get its schools done. Something is terribly wrong.
Kerry Dunn, Parent
Hamilton Avenue School
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