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A Pasco County community is honoring the life of a teacher they lost to COVID-19 complications last year, with a pumpkin patch, and all the proceeds are going back to the profession she loved so much.
Renee Dermott adored this time of year, so it's only fitting that her community is hosting a pumpkin patch in her honor.
UpdatedWed, Dec 23, 2020 at 1:25 pm ET Replies(197) COVID-19 is an orphan maker. Asare Amaya, 10, lost her father, German Amaya, to the coronavirus. His funeral was held in Miami, Florida, in August, with most mourners attending via a Zoom call. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images, File) ACROSS AMERICA — As the coronavirus vaccine went into the first of Americans' arms Tuesday, nine months after the outbreak was declared a global health pandemic, the counter on the U.S. death toll rolled over past 300,000. It's a horrific milestone by any measure, but the days since have been marked by single-day deat...