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As we approach one year since the W.H.O officially labeled the outbreak a pandemic, @MSNBC will be highlighting viewers' stories to remember and honor victims of Covid-19, their families, and how they have inspired the country. Check back here for their stories. #COVIDOneYear 
Remembering Raymond Simon • Born to Lebanese immigrants in 1926, Raymond Simon proudly served his country as a tank mechanic for the U.S. Army in World War II. When he got home, he started a career in insurance. Raymond didn’t retire until he was 85 years old.
He liked gardening, going to church, and the Buffalo Bills. But nothing brought him more joy than his family.
When his wife developed dementia and moved into assisted living, Raymond had lunch and dinner with her every single day.
When his wife developed dementia and moved into assisted living, Raymond had lunch and dinner with her every single day.
