A 17-year-old in Georgia lost both of his parents to COVID-19 four days apart.
football team, said he lost his parents so suddenly that he is in shock. But he said he believes they are in a better place.Their last words to each other were,"I love you." They always ended their conversations with the affirmation.
A GoFundMe campaign launched to establish a trust for Hunter has raised more than $264,000 toward a goal of $300,000. In a statement posted to his Twitter account July 31, Hunter thanked his parents for always supporting him. "Thank you for always giving me the strength to push myself past my limits," he wrote."Thank you for always believing in me when nobody else would.""I love you guys so much and will miss you so much," he wrote."You guys will be forever carried in my heart. And from this day on everything I do is for you."
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