By Madeleine Marr From The Miami Herald SURFSIDE, Fla.—Of all the haunting scenes from the Surfside condo collapse, one image stands out as a symbol of the unimaginable tragedy: a picture of bunk beds on the top floor of the ravaged building. The white bed set stands hardly touched amid the heart-wrenching devastation, its ladder bent ever so slightly and the sheets and pillows adorning the bottom bed. Many wondered in horror if a child had been sleeping there before the June 24 calamity. It turns out the bed was part of a furnished apartment, and a child was likely not sleeping there when the Champlain Towers South went down in the middle of the night. The occupant, 58-year-old attorney Linda March, recently moved there from New York alone for a “fresh start.” “She sent me pictures of the apartment,” her best friend Rochelle Laufer told the Miami Herald. “The …