Family turns yard into somber memorial to those lost to COVID-19 Share Updated: 12:19 PM EDT May 8, 2021 Josh Brogadir Share Updated: 12:19 PM EDT May 8, 2021
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Show Transcript WITH THE TRIBUTE IN GRAFTON. THIS WAS IN MARCH, SO THIS ONE IS PRETTY MUCH FILLED UP REALLY FAST. JOSH: THE SAD PROGRESSION OF THE VIRUS AS IT GREW SO TOO, DID THE DISPLAY OF AMERICAN FLAGS IN THE YARD OF CARRIE AND MIKE LABBE OF GRAFTON. THEIR IDEA BACK IN MARCH OF LAST YEAR WAS TO COMMEMORATE EACH LIFE LOST TO COVID IN MASSACHUSETTS. THEY NEVER EXPECTED THIS. NONE OF US DID. CARRIE: WHERE A LOT OF FAMILIES COULDN’T BE WITH THEIR LOVED ONES AND PEOPLE DIED ALONE. MAYBE IT’S CLOSURE? JOSH: CARRIE TAKES THIS RESPONSIBILITY VERY SERIOUSLY. A FLAG DOWN MUST BE PUT BACK UP. THERE ARE NOW MORE THAN 17,000 OF THEM COVERING THEIR PROPERTY. AND THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAVE DROPPED BY TO VISIT. IT HAS TURNED INTO A TIME CONSUMING LABOR OF LOVE AT CONSIDE
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