Shanta Leake-Cherry lost her mom, brother, and sister to #COVID19 in April 2020.
As we mark 1 yr since the virus hit our area, she says the pain is still raw.
Thanks again @Blessed2Press for sharing your family's story with us as we honor the 1,000s of lives taken. @wusa9
Today, we would like to recognize 1D Officers Beaver & Ross, and Strategic Engagement Office Officer Leake with Achievement Medals.π
Due to their quick actions, they were able to apprehend & arrest an armed suspect responsible for a homicide that had just occurred in our city.
Iβve learned in this life that you have to trust God even when you canβt trace Him. God, I donβt always understand your will for my life, but I have FAITH that you will direct my paths and see me through.
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Far too many families are missing loved ones this #ThanksgivingDay b/c of #COVID.
Shanta Leake-Cherry lost her mother, brother, and sister in the spring to the virus.
How she's honoring their memory today & her plead to the community to act responsibly only on @wusa9 at 11.
In honor of Breast Cancer, I created this hoodie and other custom items that can be found on my website. I wear pink in honor of my aunts Janice Richardson, Janice Johnson, Pastor Vera and many other Queens that have fought this disease and are still fighting. ππ½ππ½ππ½
Jesus in Luke 15
100 Sheep, but one goes missing.
Jesus leaves the 99, and goes after the one.
The 99: βButβ¦what about us? Don't we matter?β
Of course the 99 still matter, but they are not the ones in danger.
The one is.
As the US coronavirus death toll surpasses 100,000, @wolfblitzer remembers those who tragically lost their lives to the virus. βMay they rest in peace, may their memories be a blessing.β
As the US coronavirus death toll surpasses 100,000, @wolfblitzer remembers those who tragically lost their lives to the virus. βMay they rest in peace, may their memories be a blessing.β
βItβs scary out here. Itβs very scary out here."
D.C. has had 407 COVID deaths, and 317 of the dead were black people. That's roughly 77%.
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