Maryland U.S. Rep Anthony Brown: “Our nations funeral directors and morticians have been among the #EssentialWorkers who have been in…”

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Maryland U.S. Rep Anthony Brown: “Our nations funeral directors and morticians have been among the #EssentialWorkers who have been in…”
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Mar 13, 2022
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Anthony Brown tweeted the following:

“Our nations funeral directors and morticians have been among the #EssentialWorkers who have been in overdrive over the past two years and counting.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Anthony Brown:

“Marylands morgues have experienced backlogs in cases, which have impacted how, if, and when families can respectfully lay their loved ones to rest.”
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“Today, on national #FuneralDirector and #Mortician recognition day, I extend sincere gratitude to these skilled professionals for their solem work and continuing to deliver for the people in #Maryand.
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“Today, we honor a #Maryland giant, fierce abolitionist, and gifted visionary. Happy #HarrietTubmanDay.
During the 2020 Legislative Session, the Maryland General Assembly erected a statue in her honor. If you ever have the opportunity to visit our State House, visit her monument.” on March 10
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