May Kevin Leiva and Israel Tolentino Jr Rest In Peace
A New Jersey EMT has become the latest frontline healthcare worker to die of coronavirus.
Kevin Leiva, 24, passed away from complications caused by COVID-19 Tuesday - exactly a week after his 33-year-old co-worker Israel Tolentino Jr. also succumbed to the contagious virus.
May Ron Rest In Peace TOWIE's Bobby Norris reveals his grandmother has lost her partner to coronavirus as heartbroken star urges people to stay home to save lives
Heartbreakingly today my Nanny Norris lost her partner Ron to the Coronavirus disease.
'He was such a lovely man and had the biggest and kindest heart and I can't quite believe we have all lost him.
School heartbroken as 'brilliant' teacher, 35, dies after catching coronavirus
Pupils at Ormiston Bolingbroke Academy in Runcorn, Cheshire, have been offered support after the 'shock' death of teacher Emma Clarke who had fallen ill with coronavirus
Ian Johnson, a cabin service director in his late 50s, was in St Thomas' intensive care unit on a ventilator for ten days before he passed away yesterday.
He flew from Nashville, Tennessee, to London as a passenger on March 17 and is believed to be the first BA staff member to die from the killer infection.
A son was forced to say his last goodbye to his dying NHS nurse mum while wearing full protective gear as she who uttered the heartbreaking final words: "Tell my husband I love him."
Grandmother Lynne Limbert was killed by coronavirus at the age of 67 after beating bowel cancer just the previous year.
Her son Phil Limbert said his mum was "tough" and it was as if "she knew" she was dying, reports the Liverpool Echo.
May Thomas Martins Reitz and his Mum Carolyn both Rest In Peace
Man with Down syndrome died from coronavirus on his 30th birthday a week after disease killed his mother and quarantine rules prevented family from being with him in hospital
Thomas Martins Reitz from New Jersey died on his 30th birthday mere hours after friends and relatives had called to wish him happy birthday in a Zoom video call.
His mother Carolyn, 55, had passed away from COVID-19 the previous week.
The COVID-19 pandemic has been most frequently portrayed through numbers: the number of new cases a day, the number of people hospitalized, the number of deaths. It can be difficult to force yourself to face that behind each of those numbers is a person, with their own lives, legacies, and families.
Alex Goldstein, a strategic communications specialist, doesn’t want those people to just become data points and statistics, so he created a Twitter account called @FacesOfCOVID to share the stories of those who have died from COVID-19.
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