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Remembering people

Fri., April 24, 2020

This article really resonated today (“Lives lost to coronavirus,” April 12). I really felt Mr. Chambers as a person. I commend Ms Cooper for her care of her father, so very special.

As an aside, I’d also like to commend Mr. Curley, the Spokesman-Review and staff, for continuing the print edition of the paper. My parents read their paper (MPLS Star and Tribune every day and so I must. It’s tradition.

Marge Kerwin

Spokane

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