January 25, 2021 - COVID Survivors for Change

In Memory of Joe Duarte Silveira – A Husband Who Was an Essential Worker, Making Sure to Fully Provide for His Family Even During Tough Times

Still hard to talk about it. When Covid-19 hit my husband was a truck driver; considered an essential worker.

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In Memory of Tommy Harrison – A Loving Husband Who Passed Away with the Love of His Life Next to Him

I lost the love of my life my husband 1/8/20 @ 1:45 am. I loved him so much and he was my rock!

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In Memory of Paul Anthony Letizi – A Husband with the Gentlest Soul, Terribly Missed

Paul lost his 28 day battle with Covid 19 on Oct 29th, 2020.

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In Memory of Ronald Bartolomucci – A Husband and Veteran Who Was Known for His Smile and Fun Sense of Humor

My father, Ron Bartolomucci, spent 2 weeks fighting for his life in the ICU at Morgan Plant hospital

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In Memory of Lloyd C Porter – A Family Man Who Was a Source of Joy and Fierce Believer of Spreading Love

Lloyd fell ill the end of March and self isolated. April 6th, I took him to hospital with constant cough,

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In Memory of Jan Harrell – A Mother who Fought a Courageous Battle Against COVID-19 with Smiles and Love for Family

In memory of Jan Harrell-loving wife, mother, and grandmother. My mother experienced the loss

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In Memory of Monica Skrocki – A Mother’s Everlasting Love for Her Daughters As Their Greatest Advocate and Caregiver Until Her Very Last Day

My mother was in a retirement facility because she had a rare form of brain cancer.

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In Memory of Robert W Kenter – A Hardworking Father Gone but Not Forgotten

On November 1st, my father started showing symptoms of Covid-19. He was hospitalized on November 2nd

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In Memory of Pauline S. Johnson – An Adored, Healthy Grandmother Whose Memory Loss Should’ve Been Her Only Disease

I am the namesake of my grandmother, and adored and loved her dearly.

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In Memory of Andrew Hodges – A Brother’s Quiet and Lonely Passing

My eldest brother Andrew, who we called Jr., was in Florissant Valley Health & Rehabilitation Center.

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