In spite of their tragedy, Andria's family is choosing to focus on celebrating her life.

"Andi was not negative," her mother said. " I'm not going to let the negative consume us. It won't change anything."

The fifth oldest out of eight, she lived at home and enjoyed taking her younger sisters around with her, her father, Doug McManus said. "She always had a posse," he said

Her mother said that no matter what she was doing, Andria would call every night at 5 to find out where she should meet the family for dinner. "She never missed a meal with her family," she said.

Andria quit work around Christmas time in order to go to school full-time at Paradise Valley Community College and to help her family while her mother recovered from surgery, her mother said.

She wanted to be either a child psychiatrist or a physical therapist in order to help kids in need, she said.

" She was her sisters' best friend," she said. "Words can't describe how it just impacted everyone."