"Darlene was soft-spoken, and noncomplaining and a good friend," said Carolyn Allaire, who played tennis and took yoga classes with Horton. Wagner is the associate director at the Florida Center for Reading Research and did research on dyslexia and literacy. Still recovering from shock Friday, friends and colleagues described a 64-year-old Florida woman killed in a London knife rampage as a retired special education teacher who enjoyed tennis and doted on her husband. "She's a really delightful individual," said Mary Alice Linzy, who played in the same tennis leagues and groups with Horton. Darlene Horton was spending time overseas with her husband, Richard Wagner, a Florida State University psychology professor who had been teaching in the university's summer program in England.

Source: ABC News August 05, 2016 16:07 UTC