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COVID-19 Lost on the Frontlines: Even On ‘The Saddest Day … She Could Make You Laugh’

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When it was Brittany Bruner-Ringos turn to pick the family vacation, it was always New Orleans. A city so full of life.

And that is how family described the 32-year-old who left the Oklahoma plains for the excitement of Southern California.

The post COVID-19 Lost on the Frontlines: Even On The Saddest Day She Could Make You Laugh appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.

Source: Black News Black Press | Los Angeles Sentinel | Los Angeles Sentinel | Black News

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