The Maui wildfire death toll has hit 114, as one woman who thought she'd lost everything shared how she was reunited wit

The Maui wildfire death toll has hit 114, as one woman who thought she'd lost everything shared how she was reunited with a precious photograph. 

News of the latest death toll was announced Saturday.
Around 1,000 people remain missing - and on Friday, DailyMail.com spoke to officials who say they expect the final number of people killed to be around 500.  

Aubrey Vailoces, 36, adult said she assumed all of her belongings went up in flames after hearing her Maui home had been razed to the ground last week.

Out of everything, adult adhd symptoms she was most upset at losing a family photo album.

While grieving along with the rest of the island adult halloween costumes following the inferno, adult she was stunned to receive a Facebook message after someone on Lanai - an two hour boat ride from Maui - had found a cherished photograph from Vailoces' 2003 high school graduation. 

The image had, somehow, adult swim shows floated to the island's shoreline while the unprecedented wildfires scorched the town of Lahaina to the ground.

It was particularly special to Vailoces as it was her last one with her late great-grandmother, file sharing who raised her. 

'She always has this way of telling me everything's going to be okay,' Vailoces told .
'I think that was her light with all of this.