School bus driver braids hair every morning for student who lost her mother

The bus driver of Utah depicts the hair of an eleven year old student whose mother died two years ago.

Tracy Dean (47) began driving to Alpine School Bus for the last 10 years and recently began to knit up young students to knit her hair with her morning route, Isabella Pieri

"It can be said that she is struggling with hair," Dean told ABC News. "We usually have two French scorpions first, and sometimes we want a scorpion.I also teach her how to comb her hair.

"She got into the car," I will comfort her hair, it looks good, "Dean said. "I will say," You are truly amazing. "

Two years ago, Isabella's mother Patricia Pieri died of rare brain diseases. And the girl's father, Philippe Pieri, told ABC News.

Philip Pieri, 47 years old, said he worked hours at a convenience store near his home in Utah, American Folk. He said that when his wife died, he "will try to fix" his daughter 's hair.

"She was angry with me for plucking," Pierier said. "I do not know how to do it. One day [Isabella] looks beautiful at home, I call her my princess, she looks like a part, she plays a role, her confidence also gets higher This is what I am saying "I am planning. "

Dean has four children, including an 11-year-old child, and her nephew Isabella's hair says "everything is fine" every morning.

"This is the way my mother raised me, it is good for everyone - those who need a little love in life," Dean said. "I like to give every child a chance - even a naughty child.

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