The novel coronavirus pandemic has left an indelible mark on Americans of all ages and from all walks of life. The death toll has climbed over the grim milestone of 160,000 -- more than the deadliest flu season in recent years.Those we've lost come from all backgrounds and include the very people
The novel coronavirus pandemic has left an indelible mark on Americans of all ages and from all walks of life. The death toll has climbed over the grim milestone of 160,000 -- more than the deadliest flu season in recent years.
Luminaries in the arts, Holocaust survivors, war veterans, educators, doctors, transit workers are among the dead. Variously described as heroes, caring parents and loving family members, they will never be forgotten.Darla CheckettsDarla Checketts was a teacher at Ben Lomond High School in Ogden, Utah.Checketts spent the last five years teaching family and consumer science at Ben Lomond High School, KTVX reported. She previously taught in Africa with the Peace Corps, according to KTVX.
Martinez is survived by his domestic partner who is pregnant with twin boys. She is due in November, KABC said. "He dedicated his life and career to caring for the sickest patients," Mercy Medical Center said in a statement."And when the global pandemic came down upon us, Joe selflessly continued his work on the front lines—deeply committed to serving our patients and our City during this time of great need."
Hoffman graduated from FSU in 1936 and gave her"time, talent and resources to @floridastate for over 75 years as a student, faculty member, administrator and alumna," the alumni association tweeted. Kitty Hoffman was truly a treasure. She loved FSU and dedicated her life to supporting students. As a pioneering scholar, faculty member and dean, she will be remembered for her great intellect, grace and dignity. We will all miss her.https://t.co/iidvlfZJQK
The 52-year-old seemed to be improving the day before she died, her daughter, Nicole Dermott, told The Tampa Bay Times. “The world stopped, everything just stopped” — A Pasco teacher died over the weekend fighting COVID. Renee Dermott talked to her family Sunday morning, was ready to kick the virus and get back to class this fall. Hours later she went into cardiac arrest. @abcactionnews pic.twitter.com/xBYBa07mxP
Longoria was"an amazing guy who always had encouraging words and a smile before every game and after," former Dynamo player Giles Barnes tweeted. The inspiration for his art came from"the turbulence of life," he once said, according to his obituary."Love, joy, happiness, forgiveness, redemption, birth and death …things that we all share." We remember Vincent Buchinsky Jr., an award-winning artist and educator. For thirty years, he taught & inspired thousands of students in his classrooms in Harrison High School and Sussex County Community College. In retirement, he taught art classes to seniors. May God bless him.
— Joaquin Castro July 10, 2020 Abraham VegaAbraham Vega, the sheriff of Lynn County, Texas, died from the coronavirus on July 11, according to the Texas Chief Deputies Association. "His eyes would dance with joy every time he cracked the baseball for a hit. And he would take his time on the home run trot around the bases with a grin," the Miracle League of San Antonio said in a statement."Just last month Issac showed what he was made of, as he graduated from Southwest Legacy HS with the Class of 2020. Issac finished what he had started, and his entire family couldn’t be prouder.
"If one of the ultimate goals in life is to make a difference in the lives of others, Erica accomplished that," the statement continued."Our Division, and it's personnel are better because of her time and commitment." State Capitol flags will be flown at half-staff in honor of Erica McAdoo, 39, an LAPD senior detention officer who died from COVID-19 https://t.co/LiSu5W5vGWStephan KamholzDr.
"Lynika joined the Field as a summer intern in 2009 and continued to work in various roles at the museum, including as a researcher in our DNA Lab," the museum's statement said."In 2018, she completed two master’s degrees: an M.Ed. in science education from the University of Illinois, Chicago, and an M.S. in biology from Loyola University Chicago."
Cornacchia also loved to spend time outdoors and give back to his community. He is survived by his wife and three sons, ages 15, 11 and 8, the newspaper said. — Ilhan Omar June 16, 2020 Nur Omar Mohamed and his family fled from Somali to Kenya before seeking asylum in the U.S., The Washington Post reported. The family settled in Minneapolis in 1997 where Nur Omar Mohamed drove a taxi and later worked at a post office, the Post said.
The 68-year-old was a devoted dad who loved to talk sports and even drove her cat to her in Sacramento, 11 hours away, Lina Washington told The Arizona Republic."He supported me through everything: dance, track, college dance team, broadcasting. He taught me so much about life," she said. — University Hospital June 12, 2020 Juan MenchacaDeputy Juan Menchaca was a 14-year veteran of the Harris County Sheriff's Office in Texas.Before joining the Harris County Sheriff's Office, Mencaca served the Nacogdoches Police Department and spent 18 years as a Texas parole officer, the sheriff's office said.
Deputy Menchaca was a 14-year veteran of HCSO & was most recently assigned to the courts division https://t.co/6nn6ny7OTG. #HouNews pic.twitter.com/PnKAxCJHlKThomas CookeThomas Cooke Jr., a two-term mayor of East Orange, New Jersey, died on May 18 at the age of 90. Harrison was a committed volunteer for organizations including Meals on Wheels and the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen, his obituary said.
"The third star was an acknowledgement of his exemplary performance in that most difficult position," Bratton said."He lived his Department, his City and his family. I extend to them my sincerest condolences and thanks for his faithful service." Hecky's Barbecue is a staple for the students at Northwestern University and Powell loved to be there for the students according to the Tribune.Powell"was not only a great friend of the University, he represented very best of the Evanston community."
Marny XiongMarny Xiong, Board Chair of Saint Paul, Minnesota, Public Schools, died on June 7, said Saint Paul Public Schools Superintendent Joe Gothard."Those of us who were fortunate to know Marny and work with her have been inspired by her tireless efforts to support our students, fight for inclusion and never give in to those who would divide us," said a statement from Saint Paul Public Schools and the Board of Education.
"Joel made his Met conducting debut in 2017 leading performances of Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin," the Met said in a statement."As an assistant conductor, he shared his profound expertise and musicality in rehearsals as a thoughtful, kind, and supportive presence that endeared him to colleagues.""Joel lived a life full of light – he lived in the joy of being alive, and he gave everyone one he met some of his special light," Cindy Revzen told ABC News.
Von Sternberg is survived by his wife of 56 years, his daughter, two granddaughters and a great-grandson. She rose to prominence in her own right, overcoming a stutter to become an advocate for people with speech disorders, the AP said. The American Speech–Language–Hearing Association launched an Annie Glenn Award for people who overcome a communication disorder.
I'm deeply saddened by the loss of Annie Glenn, the wife of my dear friend and space legend John Glenn. Annie was a fierce advocate for those with speech disorders and had the grace of a butterfly. She represents the very best our country has to offer. Godspeed, Annie. pic.twitter.com/VqQOsyvzRJ “Even when he was sick, he was still checking up on his patients and calling them to make sure they were OK,” said former colleague Michelle King. He had a heart of gold...everybody was VIP to him."
— Governor Phil Murphy May 19, 2020 Dolores McCurrie, 91, a New Jersey native, was a beloved friend, mother and grandmother. "I remember teaching the class about Marx and his concept of alienation. When I asked if anyone in the class could relate, it was silent, but then he raised his hand," Swider wrote on a memory page for Adams."He told the class he worked as a janitor on campus. He talked about the way his job was organized and how it created distance from his work, from the students for whom he cleaned after, and from those with whom he worked.
For the last 17 years, Geiger worked for Atlantic Mobile Health. The group called him"a hero" who"is sorely missed."He also loved the Jersey Shore and spending time with his goddaughter, according to his obituary.Morris HoodMorris Hood, a former member of the Michigan state House and Senate, died from the coronavirus on May 11, according to The Detroit Free Press.
Morris was a brother to me. He loved everyone but he loved Angela with his whole heart and soul and now he is at home with her. When John died, there was no one who understood better than he, losing half of yourself, and he just was there as a rock.https://t.co/ChYh4bdzo5"When [husband] John [Dingell] died, there was no one who understood better than he, losing half of yourself, and he just was there as a rock," Dingell said.
Rice was one of the"frozen Chosin" -- a dangerous and critical battle at the Chosin Reservoir in the Korean War. We remember Joan Swanson, a longtime resident of Ho-Ho-Kus. She was a member of both The Community Church of Ho-Ho-Kus and the Ho-Ho-Kus Woman’s Club. Joan volunteered her time for Meals on Wheels and served as a Cub Scout leader. She led a life of love. pic.twitter.com/h82trQdg11
Joseph Cavalieri served our nation as a sergeant in the U.S. Army during both WWII and the Korean War. He was a member of both St. Augustine of Canterbury Church in Kendall Park and VFW Post 9111. We thank him for his service, and we keep him in our thoughts. pic.twitter.com/ch696lxfLz As a member of the Fire Alarm Inspection Unit, Remolino supervised and trained new inspectors and engineers.
"Rob never missed an opportunity to support law enforcement races such as the Law Enforcement Torch Run which benefits the Special Olympics and the Tunnel to Towers Run honoring the lives of first responders lost on September 11, 2001."
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