Solitary Fatality of the Hoboken Train Crash Was a 34-Year-Old Mother Who'd Just Dropped Her Daughter Off at Day Care

The world appeared to stop when Fabiola Bittar de Kroon's previous associate educated she'd been slaughtered after a New Jersey passenger train smashed through a boundary and into a rural station, sending flotsam and jetsam falling onto her. 

All of a sudden, the youthful spouse and mother who worked in Brazil and migrated to New Jersey for her better half's vocation was no more. 

"I am stunned and feel like the world ceased for a few minutes," said Cecilia Marques, a previous colleague at an organization that had some expertise in go to Brazil. "I had the benefit to become more acquainted with and work with Fabiola for a few years, and I can say she was an incredible, skilled" lady with a "major and veritable heart." 

The 34-year-old made that sort of impact on the individuals who knew her. 

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When she dropped off her baby little girl at day care on Thursday morning, she scarcely had a minute to visit — however she did in any case. 

"We had a decent talk for like a moment," said Karlos Magner, the proprietor of the day care who likewise serves as co-executive. 

De Kroon sprinted off to the Hoboken Terminal. 

A brief timeframe later, a train voyaging too quick smashed, killing de Kroon in the midst of falling trash and harming more than 100 other individuals. 

Maria Sharp, additionally a co-executive at the day care, said de Kroon was extremely included, continually needing to know how her girl was becoming scholastically. 

"You just saw a grin all over each time she came to get her little girl," Sharp said, "and that is the thing that I continue seeing." 

De Kroon worked for the product organization SAP in its lawful office in Brazil until not long ago, when she moved to New Jersey after her significant other landed a position with a global alcohol organization. 

SAP representative Andy Kendzie said the organization was "shaken by the news" of the train accident and de Kroon's passing. He said the organization communicated its most profound sympathies to de Kroon's family and companions and to those influenced by the "heartbreaking occasion." 

De Kroon, who earned her graduate degree in 2011 from Florida International University's College of Business, beforehand lived in Florida yet was a Brazil local, as indicated by her Facebook account. 

Dolf Wiemer, a previous LG Electronics collaborator who lives in Brazil, said he knew the couple well and in April had gone by them before they moved to the U.S. De Kroon was amped up for the change and her better half's significant vocation move, Wiemer said. 

The de Kroons, he said, were a universal couple discovering enterprise as they moved to another nation in quest for a superior life. 

"Regardless of the possibility that this implies you need to take after your accomplice and need to get used to different societies and methods for living," he said. "Unfortunately that she must be in such an awful place at, to the point that time while seeking after their fantasies of life."