Episode 10: Bernadette Marquez

09/21/20 • 20 min

In Episode #10 of Everyday Heroes: A COVID-19 Podcast, we meet Bernadette Marquez. She runs Foothills Foodies, a food bank associated with the Jefferson County schools in Colorado.
Credits
EVERYDAY HEROES: A COVID-19 Podcast. Featuring Angela Rothermel and Bernadette Marquez. Produced by Michael T. Starks. Editing Services by Brian Torres, Irlend Productions Independent, LLC. All Images and Footage used with Permission & Licensing, Provided by Adobe Stock and Pixabay.com. "Say a Prayer for the Living" Music, Lyrics & Performed by Michael T. Starks. Special Thanks to Karilyn T. Starks. Ionogen Media, LLC Copyright 2020. All Rights Reserved.
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In Episode #9 of Everyday Heroes: A COVID-19 Podcast, we meet Julie Holunga. She is a leadership trainer and executive coach who enjoys helping women succeed in the workplace.
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EVERYDAY HEROES: A COVID-19 Podcast. Featuring Angela Rothermel and Julie Holunga. Produced by Michael T. Starks. Editing Services by Brian Torres, Irlend Productions Independent, LLC. All Images and Footage used with Permission & Licensing, Provided by Adobe Stock and Pixabay.com. "Say a Prayer for the Living" Music, Lyrics & Performed by Michael T. Starks. Special Thanks to Karilyn T. Starks. Ionogen Media, LLC Copyright 2020. All Rights Reserved.
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“Memories heal the living. We pray for the living.”

Angela: Like episode nine, this episode was also recorded on July 8th, 2020. President Trump tweeted, “We want to reopen the schools. Everybody wants it. The moms want it. The dads want it. The kids want it. It's time to do it.” At this time, the total number of deaths due to COVID-19 in the United States was over 135,000. This is the context of our tenth episode of Everyday Heroes, a conversation with