WATCH: UPS Delivery Driver Helps Haul Load To Kentucky In Memory Of His Father

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Tuesday, December 22nd 2020, 12:55 pm

By: CBS News

WATCH: UPS Delivery Driver Helps Haul Load To Kentucky In Memory Of His Father

WATCH: UPS Delivery Driver Helps Haul Load To Kentucky In Memory Of His Father

The Moderna vaccine was distributed across the county on Monday (12/21). One UPS truck driver who helped haul a load of the vaccine to Kentucky found the experience bittersweet because he recently lost his father to COVID-19.

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