Community gathers to honor Fordham business owner who lost COVID-19 battle
Dozens of people released balloons into the air as a tribute to a longtime Fordham business owner who died due to COVID-19.
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Jan 25, 2021, 7:48 PM
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10h agoDozens of people released balloons into the air as a tribute to a longtime Fordham business owner who died due to COVID-19.
The balloons were released to remember Alan Miller, the owner of Webster Locksmiths for 72 years.
News 12 is told Miller died a few days ago.
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