Ages 20-29 | Coronavirus Memorial

George Calles had Down Syndrome. He was remembered by the governor of New Jersey on Twitter, who mentioned Calles’ love for hugs and kisses.

Tanasia “Nay Nay” Alamo was an alumna of the Hungerford School and worked at a pizzeria. Friends and family called her “The Minister of Hugs” for her loving, affectionate nature. …

Freddie L. Brown III was an athlete who hoped to play football for the University of Michigan. He was also a soundman and choir member at his church, Jackson Memorial …

Silvia Deyanira Melendez was a receptionist at a medical imaging company. She was one of five people in her family who got sick with COVID-19.

Alfonso Ye was a student in the pharmacy tech program at Pima Medical Institute in Chula Vista, California. He had been a professional cook for the San Diego Yacht Club …

Cody Lyster was a student at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction. His father, a police officer on the Univeristy of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, said Cody was a baseball …

Israel Sauz was an assistant night manager at a QuikTrip gas station. His first son, Josiah, was born just a month before his death.

Michelle Alexander was a paraprofessional with P.S. 194 in New York City.

Valentina Blackhorse was a member of the Navajo Nation who dreamed of becoming its president one day. She was an administrative assistant for the Navajo Nation’s Dennehotso Chapter and was …

Clair Fuqua was a receptionist in a pediatrician’s office. She is included in a memorial on Medscape.com dedicated to healthcare workers who died of COVID-19.