THOMASVILLE, GA—In a development that put a damper on what sources said was usually a fun activity for the students, a local kindergarten show-and-tell was reportedly marred Wednesday when every single child in the class brought in the ashes of a relative who died from Covid-19. “This is my Nana, who bakes cookies and…
THOMASVILLE, GA—In a development that put a damper on what sources said was usually a fun activity for the students, a local kindergarten show-and-tell was reportedly marred Wednesday when every single child in the class brought in the ashes of a relative who died from Covid-19.
“This is my Neaven this summer,” said 5-year-old Harrison Reed, who held up the cremated remains of his 70-year-old grandmother as a dozen or so classmates nodded and waited their turn to show off urns of various sizes belonging to grandparents, uncles, aunts, and parents. “Nana went to the hospital first, and we got to talk to her on an iPad because visitors weren’t allowed. Then she went up to the sky to see my cousin, who got Covid this year, too. Now she’s in this jar.
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