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1 of 3 Anthony Horton, 59, of Fairmont, lost a sister, two nieces and an aunt to COVID-19. Now, he urges everyone to get a COVID-19 vaccination. Photo by Eric Cravey Pastor Leo Riley of Agape Life Ministries said Sunday s COVID-19 Memorial Service at Windmill Park was a fitting way to memorialize those whose loved ones died amid the pandemic. Photo by Eric Cravey Approximately 85 people turned out Sunday Afternoon at Windmill Park for a COVID-19 memorial service sponsored by two local pastoral groups and Marion County Communities of Shalom Inc. Photo by Eric Cravey FAIRMONT — Sixteen months after COVID-19 hit West Virginia, Anthony Horton remains in shock after losing his older sister, two nieces and an aunt to the coronavirus.

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