Jersey Proud: Parsippany teen draws digital memorials honoring COVID-19 victims
A 16-year-old Parsippany girl is making sure that the victims of COVID-19 are not forgotten.
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Jan 31, 2021, 3:25 PM
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Updated 1,181 days ago
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240ds agoA 16-year-old Parsippany girl is making sure that the victims of COVID-19 are not forgotten. Hannah Ernst started drawing digital memorials when her grandfather died from the virus in May. She has now drawn 800 COVID victims and even has a memorial wall on display in Dallas, Texas. She draws about 10 memorials a day.
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