Joy and sorrow amid boy's dramatic rescue, mother's death

The sheer terror in his voice, that fact that his mother, that he can’t find her,” said Balboa, who was in town from Arizona visiting his father.Video of Jonah’s rescue has played on repeat in the news, tugging hearts as rescuers with flashlights slowly helped him out from under a pile of cement and twisted steel and carried him away on a stretcher.Asked about his condition, Lisa Mozloom, a friend of the family told the AP, “He will be fine. They said they were deeply grateful to those who had reached out and that “the many heartfelt words of encouragement and love have served as a much needed source of strength during this devastating time.”The family requested privacy “on behalf of Stacie’s son, Jonah,” saying it needed time to “to grieve and to try to help each other heal.”Balboa said he was heartbroken to learn of Fang’s death.