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We Remember: A Tribute to Some of Those Lost to the COVID Pandemic

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Brent Newsom

Brent Newsom

Charlotte Joan Mitchell

Charlotte Joan Mitchell

Christopher F. Seger

Christopher F. Seger

Cyril Fitzsimons

Cyril Fitzsimons

Ed and Joan Porco

Ed and Joan Porco

George White Baird, Jr.

George White Baird, Jr.

Gilbert R. Foster

Gilbert R. Foster

John H. Downs Sr.

John H. Downs Sr.

Joseph Andrew Fagereng

Joseph Andrew Fagereng

Louis F. Perez

Louis F. Perez

Marilyn Ann Fordham Acquino

Marilyn Ann Fordham Acquino

Mario Dominic Mangieri

Mario Dominic Mangieri

Martin White

Martin White

Paula Cora Monte

Paula Cora Monte

Philip Gouldstone

Philip Gouldstone

Richard D. Diem

Richard D. Diem

Robert F. Schepps

Robert F. Schepps

Robert Hand Sr.

Robert Hand Sr.

Robert J. Spinna

Robert J. Spinna

Serena Vegessi Schick

Serena Vegessi Schick

Thomas H. Mendenhall

Thomas H. Mendenhall

Edward F. Doty

Edward F. Doty

Gert Murphy

Gert Murphy

Steve Haweeli

Steve Haweeli

A remembrance display for George C. Payne.

A remembrance display for George C. Payne.

Melba Terrell Epsman

Melba Terrell Epsman

authorMichelle Trauring on Mar 15, 2023
These are just some of the names, faces and memories of those lost to COVID-19 over the past three years on the East End, as remembered by their loved ones.... more

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