This blank canvas of the Yeh Art Gallery at @StJohnsU will be displaying the 270 portraits of Queens Covid Victims that filled the Empty Benches on 5/1.
This display of our loved ones and the of the art of Hannah Ernst of Faces Of Covid Victims.
Join us 8/8-12/2021
As promised we have found another way to honor our lost loved ones. In collaboration with St. John's University and Covid Survivors for Change, the QCRD Committee is pleased to announce this art exhibit of the Empty Benches portraits.
Beautiful @AssociatedPress photo essay on Telephone Maintainer Brian Walter and his quest to honor his father John Walter, #USArmy who died of #COVID19 and how he helped remember Queens residents and transit workers who died of the virus https://t.co/CLV3NwrJcn @CentralLaborNYC
Shhh... It’s a surprise! Watch me and my staff surprise the Queen of Richmond Hill today on her Birthday! Happy Birthday to the one and only Rajwinder “Rose” Kaur, a leader beloved by all! 🎉
We hope everyone who passed through the bandshell on Sunday took a moment to reflect at our Tribute To Essential Workers.
We asked 5 questions to those fighting on the front lines and their answer showed the horrors they lived through every day.
The wall of hearts at @QueensCovid Remembrance Day. From the heart of my district in the Forest Park Bandshell, we had a moving day honoring those we lost. They are always in our minds, forever in our hearts. We remember them in everything we do.
Thank you all who came to the Bandshell yesterday, to the over 2000 people who watched our livestreams and everyone who paused with us to remember our losses.
This day was for you... And it was you who made it magical in ways none of us expected.
@TWULocal100 representing all NYC Transit Workers played a big part in the QCRD. They submitted every one of the over 140 union members lost to Covid to be honored. They also attended the ceremony and took time to speak with @JeniferRajkumar QCRD Member Brian.
The Wall Of Hearts was a stunning visual. A huge thank you to QCRD Committee Member Peg and QCRD Volunteer Betty who wrote out every single name to that was submitted to us.
QCRD Volunteers Dorothy and Santos assisted so many people taking photos in front of it.
We hope that everyone who came to the Bandshell yesterday took home one of these beautiful Yellow Hearts. Over 600 of them were handmade and donated by Yellow Hearts to Cope with our grief. We thank them for their amazing generosity and for sharing their artistic abilities.