White Plains community holds remembrance ceremony for those who have died of COVID-19
White Plains came together Sunday to remember the ones they've lost to COVID-19.
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Mar 21, 2021, 8:49 PM
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Updated 1,223 days ago
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Pastor Erwin Trollinger, one of the organizers, says family members, hospital and nursing home workers have seen many tragedies due to the pandemic.
"My husband, Alexander Young, was a wonderful man of God," says Pat Calhoun-Young, of White Plains. "He loved people and we truly miss him. I needed to be here today in order to just be a part of a memorial service."
A moment of silence was also observed as the gathering remembered those who have passed on.
