hen Augustine Greenwood, 80, headed to the Morris Jeff High School graduation ceremony last May, she beamed with pride. Her grandson, Corey Lashley, Jr., walked across the stage, mortar board atop his head held high, diploma in hand. Greenwood held education in high regard after stopping her own after 8th grade. To see her children and grandchildren graduate was something special for their family. “It started out being a really great day,” said Geraldine Lashley-Greenwood, daughter to Augustine, mother to Corey. They left the ceremony, held at the Xavier University Convocation Center, pausing to take pictures together and with Corey’s friends. They were headed for a celebration lunch at a restaurant undetermined, but they never made it. “She was just really happy on that day. She was really happy,” Geraldine said. The three snapped a picture together and headed to their car. It was the last moment that made sense that day.