After father's death, Malheur County family wants people to know COVID-19 is real
After father’s death, Malheur County family wants people to know COVID-19 is real Updated Feb 06, 2021; Posted Feb 06, 2021 Jerry Erstrom (center with hat) poses with his son Mike (left) and other family members. Ernstrom died Jan. 21 from the Covid virus.Photo courtesy of Niki Cutler Facebook Share By Pat Caldwell | The Enterprise VALE – The nurse walked into the hospital room and then the chaplain came and they stood by as Niki Cutler kneeled next to her dad’s bed and held his hand and, as best she could, prepared for him to die. His lungs destroyed by the COVID virus, Erstrom died ...
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