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Family finds comfort in faith after toddler dies of injuries sustained in near drowning

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By Destany Fuller Verified
| MSN Verified
SAN ANTONIO - A heartbroken San Antonio family is speaking out for the first time since their little boy accidentally drowned in a northside pool. Despite their grief, they're finding comfort in knowing he's given the gift of life to other children. They say their faith is what's holding them together. RELATED | Young boy remains in critical condition after nearly drowning at community pool "I miss him, that's all," said Grace LeBlanc, mother of 2-year-old Malachi. "I just miss him.
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Family finds comfort in faith after toddler dies of injuries sustained in near drowning

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By Destany Fuller Verified
| WOAI-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
A heartbroken San Antonio family is speaking out for the first time since their little boy accidentally drowned in a northside pool. (SBG San Antonio) SAN ANTONIO - A heartbroken San Antonio family is speaking out for the first time since their little boy accidentally drowned in a northside pool. Despite their grief, they're finding comfort in knowing he's given the gift of life to other children. They say their faith is what's holding them together.
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