Remembering those lost to COVID-19
Scriber Lake leadership and science students collaborate on ribbon-tying project
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Last updated 5/31/2021 at 12:17pm
Brian Soergel
Pictured at Scriber Lake High School's ribbon project, from left: Gio Hinckley, James Ryder, Tyrell Burke, Kelsie Beede, and Alyssa Farias.
James Ryder of Scriber Lake High School's leadership class had extra incentive for a project representing and commemorating those who have died from COVID-19. He lost his great aunt, Barb, to the infectious disease.
Ryder joined classmates to tie ribbons on a fence in the school's first parking lot up the hill to the campus.
"The Leadership Class wanted to do something to mark this past year of loss," said Sammy Marr, Scriber Lake English and leadership teacher. "We thought of this visual representation – one ribbon per lost life. An added benefit is the spiritual aspect while we are actu...
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