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Facebook/Coosada Church of Christ A graveside service was held for an Alabama pastor who served his congregation for more than 40 years before he died from COVID-19, and his wife, who had succumbed to the novel coronavirus two weeks earlier. The Coosada Church of Christ posted a video of the service that was held Saturday at Elizabeth Baptist Church in Mathews, Alabama, where John Thomas, who was the pastor of the church for 41 years, and his wife, Joann, had been laid to rest. Pastor Thomas died on Dec. 26, a fortnight after his wife, Joann, died, WSFA12 News reported. They were married for...

Pastor Jim Applegate, 54 (C), his 83-year-old mother Patricia Applegate (L) and his sister, MaryJane Applegate, 59 (R), all died from the coronavirus over the course on one week. | WKYC An Indiana pastor, his sister and elderly mother all recently died from the new coronavirus over the course of a week as new data shows the brunt of the devastation from the virus shifting toward rural and less densely populated parts of the United States. Pastor Jim Applegate, 54, who led Westview Christian Church in Campbellsburg for 21 years, died from the virus on Dec. 20, WKYC reported. Some 12 hours late...

The virus took the pastor's mother's life, Pat Applegate, 12 hours after his death. On Christmas Eve, the pastor's sister MaryJane Applegate died from COVID-19.

COVID Kills Indiana Pastor, Mother and Sister in a Single Week On 12/29/20 at 2:08 PM EST The family of an Indiana pastor is mourning this holiday season after he and two other close family members died of COVID-19 in the days leading up to Christmas. Pastor Jim Applegate, 54, led the Westview Christian Church in Campbellsburg for more than 20 years and was the first family member to die, on December 20, after being infected with the coronavirus. Just 12 hours later, his mother, Pat Applegate, died, as did his sister MaryJane Applegate, 59, on Christmas Eve. "Despite doing their best to take ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Shelby County teenager was killed in a car accident in Henry County early Sunday morning, according to Kentucky State Police.  Kentucky State Police troopers were called to a single-vehicle wreck on Pendleton Road around 3:08 a.m. Sunday.  Officers believe the vehicle was traveling north on Pendleton Road when it "failed to negotiate a curve," before leaving the roadway and overturning.  The driver of the vehicle, whose name and age is unknown, was airlifted to University of Louisville Hospital.  The passenger in the vehicle, a 16-year-old male from She...