For her family and community, this is not a political abstraction. It is a loss that feels both sudden and impossible to accept.
Good lived only a few blocks from where she died, in a neighborhood where she was known and welcomed. According to her mother, Donna Ganger, she shared a home with her partner and was deeply rooted in family life. She was raising several children: a teenage daughter and son from her first marriage, and a six-year-old son she had with her late second husband, Timmy Ray Macklin Jr. Continue reading…
