Plaque dedication held in Brooklyn for regular McDonald’s customer
To honor Irene Cox, staff pooled together their money to buy a plaque to remember her by.
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Apr 15, 2021, 2:40 AM
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Updated 1,337 days ago
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545ds agoA Brooklyn woman, who was a familiar face to many at the McDonald’s on 2240 Flatbush Ave., was memorialized on Wednesday.
To honor Irene Cox, staff pooled together their money to buy a plaque to remember her by.
News 12’s Katie Vasquez explains why Cox made such an impression on everyone she met.
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