Now there is only a lot of silence, broken by sobs. Diana's passing brought so much pain. She “she Was loved by all”. What happened to her

“She was well-liked and loved by everyone, because she was youthful, available, courteous and strongly committed”

He was an example and a point of reference for everyone, now in the classrooms there are flowers and many many tears. The teacher Diana Sorini lost his life in a dramatic road accident between the municipalities of Cappone and Capponello di Vallefoglia.

It happened right at the end of her work shift, when Diana Sorini was leaving school going back home. She was in his car when it happened collided head-on against a truck. Driving the large vehicle was a 36-year-old boy.

The collision was too violent, the teacher's car was dragged for meters and then it caught fire. The residents, who witnessed the dramatic scene, immediately intervened and tried to put out the flames with the fire extinguisher. Local police officers and firefighters also arrived on site in a short time. Unfortunately for the sixty-five year old there wasn't nothing to do.

It would seem, from an initial reconstruction of the road accident, that it was the woman who did it invade the lane opposite the height of a curve. The truck driver would not have been able to avoid it.

The entire community is shocked, as are the pupils and his school colleagues. In the classrooms now there is only so much silence. You had been teaching at the Institute since 1994.

Diana had a very high sense of duty, she was very active, linked to the students, concerned about their profit, their professional opportunities and dedicated to their cultural growth. She was well-liked and loved by everyone, because she was youthful, helpful, courteous and highly committed.

The fourth grade students went to school dressed in black, in memory of their beloved teacher. Bouquets of roses were left in the classroom of her colleagues. Her memory will live forever in the hearts of all those she had the honor of learn from his teachings.

Serenella Gennari, a colleague at the Art Institute and her former classmate, wanted to remember her with moving words. She has always told her students how Diana enlightened her and taught her how to study and how to make her own way. She has always treasured her words and now her transmits to his boys too.