I would like to share the story of my aunt and my cousin. My aunt died from Covid-19 on May 29, 2020 - she was 69 years old. She's survived by her husband, 6 kids, 7 grandkids and 1 great grand child. Her youngest son Mario Navia - is a Doctor - his specialty is infectious diseases. Their bond was unbreakable. He wrote a poem for her. He originally wrote it in Spanish and I have translated it below: GRATEFUL YOU ARE MY MOTHER Because your unconditional love made me believe     Because you are right, emotions are stronger when we are fearless of grieve  Because your faith in me helped you conceive  Since in the womb, a fountain of tender sweetness, your love helped me achieve You became my guide, my idol in every way   Your words filling me with hope each and every day Your unwavering discipline contrasts with your presence, mother Worthy of love, loyalty and affection unlike any other Absolutely nothing compares to your stunning light  No one will ever dim you, you are intensely bright Undying beam that captivates even the most skeptical soul  Divine spirit that commemorates a very dignified role  A collection of meaningful experiences and profound insightEach memory with you is a symbol of nobility and mightBecause it is your magnificent love that makes me strong  There is no doubt, your image signifies where I belong    Beauty manifested by your grandiose heart and eternal devotion Resemblance of a queen while expressing the simplest emotion Only God could have made you – flesh of his dedication    You bring honor the word woman, staying true to his creation   You deserve it all, you, my supreme teacher Perhaps you deserve eternal life, for giving so much, the most selfless creature  As a son I love you, but no love is comparable to yours You are my most continuous thought, you are my friend, my pride, my cure For being the person, the woman, the friend who I most appreciate For being my divine light - my life you illuminate For being that and more, for being the one I adore   I am grateful you are my mother the only one I die for