π 14 Tucson love stories to complete your Valentine's Day π
Love. There's nothing like it. And we're not just talking romantic love.Β
You feel it when you see your partner; laugh with your BFF; or when you're greeted at the door by your dog.Β
To honor those moments, we found 14 stories of Tucson love and shared one each day since Feb. 1.
In case you missed any of them, sit back, relax and scroll through the whole series below.
Whether you're single, dating, married or just love a feel-good story, you'll find something to smile about here.
Happy Valentine's Day!
It was 7 in the morning Tucson time when Bill Haller called John Jackson from his hotel in Paris.
It all started with a photo.
It all started with a simple hello to her best friend's brother.
They consider themselves real sisters, even though they're not related.
Lauren Gariepy didn't expect to fall for Sean Engelsen.
Their love for each other sparked a movement to love Tucson.Β
Though they were both students at the Fred Fox School of Music at the University of Arizona, Saul Millan and JoAnna Park never met there.
Their first date was Sept. 25, 1995.
Aside from being editor in chief at the UA Daily Wildcat, Alex Dalenberg had one job: not to fall in love with his copy chief, Heather Price-Wright.
Amanda Webner and Crystle Zimmerman are inseparable.
When the director of the local Shakespeare Under the Stars production of "As You Like It" paired Clare Cox and Richard Applebaugh to read line…
When the burning glow of a campfire hit the glitter on Kimberly Nespa's eyes, Kevin Kennedy was awestruck.Β
It was pretty much love at first sight in the hospital basement.
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Nearly 50 students and some passersby chalked the sidewalk in front of downtown market Johnn…
You don't look a day over 105.
Cactus may have spines, but they're not prickly.
