Hours before the Key Bridge fell, Maria del Carmen Castellon recalls how her husband, Miguel, stopped by her food truck for dinner. She smiles remembering how he kissed her goodbye, and how she noticed his phone wallpaper was a photo of the two of them. "I was not to know these were the last moments I would share with my husband," she said in Spanish, translated by Lydia Walther-Rodriguez from CASA, an immigration advocacy nonprofit. Some of the victims were members of CASA, and the organization has played an active role in fighting for justice in their case. Maria remembers her husband as a hard worker. After moving to Glen Burnie from El Salvador years ago, he worked two jobs to provide for his wife, and his five children. He died filling potholes on the Key Bridge in the middle of the night.