ORLANDO, Fla. — On a scorching July afternoon in Orlando, Danette Goad walked around Universal Studios with a backpack full of rocks. She led a group of friends toward the Harry Potter area of the park to create their own magic. They hid the painted stones in secret nooks, took pictures and typed captions with clues to their locations and posted them to a Facebook group for others to find. For Goad, the fun activity has helped her survive a tragedy. This is her fifth trip to Universal since her 22-year-old daughter Allyson “Ally” Goad was killed in a head-on crash last September involving anot…
