Geraldine Largay

Her mother, Elizabeth Tripp, posted to her Facebook the Monday after the discovery, Our beloved Rachel's remains arrived off the mountain yesterday.

Next we have Geraldine Largay.

66-year-old Geraldine Largay from Brentwood, Tennessee started her journey in April of 2013 at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.

She had committed to a through-hike of the 2,168-mile Appalachian Trail and had already traversed more than 1,000 miles.

She gained the trail name Inchworm due to her perpetually slow pace.

Jane found her trying to find someone to set her back on course.

It's said that Jane admitted she felt that Geraldine was in over her head and trying to complete the rest of the journey solo.

It turns out, though, that Geraldine Largay had been writing in her journal every day of her trip and continued to do so right up until the very end.

Her mother, Elizabeth Tripp, posted to her Facebook the Monday after the discovery, Our beloved Rachel's remains arrived off the mountain yesterday.

Next we have Geraldine Largay.

66-year-old Geraldine Largay from Brentwood, Tennessee started her journey in April of 2013 at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.

She had committed to a through-hike of the 2,168-mile Appalachian Trail and had already traversed more than 1,000 miles.

She gained the trail name Inchworm due to her perpetually slow pace.

Jane found her trying to find someone to set her back on course.

It's said that Jane admitted she felt that Geraldine was in over her head and trying to complete the rest of the journey solo.

It turns out, though, that Geraldine Largay had been writing in her journal every day of her trip and continued to do so right up until the very end.