Updated on March 2, 2021 at 10:45 pm
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Rosie Davis remembers her mother’s exact words the last time they spoke. It was just a few days after Mother’s Day 2020 when she died.
“Her last words to me were, ‘when you get to heaven, we’ll look for each other,’” said Davis. “I was picking up her stuff from the nursing home. All of her gifts untouched. The tags still on her clothes.”
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Mary Castro lost her life to COVID-19. Since then, Davis made it her mission to bring awareness to the virus. She even started the Yellow Heart Memorial in her mother’s memory. On Tuesday, however, she felt like she was reliving one of the worst days of her life.
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Harry W. Castro, a World War II veteran and former Hawaii resident passed away in Bullhead City Arizona. He was the last of his seven siblings. Harry was born to Manuel and Mary Castro and was raised on the island of Oahu in Waipahu where his father was a foreman for Waipahu Plantation. Living on Oahu he earned a scholarship to play baseball at what was called St. Louis College. He played double A baseball for many years as a pitcher and was a member of the Hawaii Baseball League. Harry was working at Pearl Harbor Naval Base as a sheet metal worker when war broke out in Hawaii with the devastation of Pearl Harbor. Harry wanted to serve his county and en-listed at Schofield Barracks and later received Basic Training in Tyler, Texas. At the time his branch of service was known as a U.S. Arm Air Force. His tour of duty took him to Japan, Okinawa, Guam, Kwajalein, Saipan, Philippines, Korea, Midway Atoll, Johnson Atoll, and Enewetak Atoll. When the war ended his uni
Mother s Day would be the last time that I saw my mom, said Davis
Davis pain led her on a path to find a way to mend her broken heart. She searched for support and found a New Jersey artist who gave her a unique way to mourn her mother s death.
Hannah Ernst, 16, draws portraits of people who have died from COVID-19. She started a Facebook page called Faces of Covid Victims.
Hannah Ernst, 16, honored Rosie Davis mother, Mary Castro, in a personalized drawing. My mom had just gotten a new iPad and so I just started drawing and I ended up creating my grandpa s, I guess Memorial, and my mom took that image and she put it on a COVID support group, said Ernst.
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