Uncle-Niece Duo Create Huge ‘Thank You’ Sign for Hospital Staff Amid CCP Virus Fight

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People around the world have been providing free meals, applauding, and blowing horns and whistles to show their appreciation to hospital staff who are working tirelessly during the CCP virus outbreak. Meanwhile, an uncle and niece duo from Connecticut came up with a unique idea to show their gratitude to healthcare workers, which left many of them in tears.

Kyle DeLucia, founder and CEO of K&J Tree Service in Hamden and Norwalk, was video-chatting with his 8-year-old niece, Kayla Boyle, one Friday night when the young girl said she wanted to show her appreciation to the medical workers, who were courageously battling the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, commonly known as novel coronavirus.