Doc Gooden surprises residents of Wallkill assisted living facility
About a dozen residents at Braemar Assisted Living Facility in Wallkill got the chance to meet World Series-winning Mets and Yankees pitcher Dwight Gooden via Zoom.
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Aug 7, 2020, 11:08 PM
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"It was good to have a light moment," said Braemar administrator Harold Hildred. "We've been dealing with life and death for so long."
