Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Loses 'Good Friend' As A Result Of COVID-19
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) -- Gov. Hogan said Wednesday that he lost a "good friend" due to the coronavirus pandemic.
"Earlier this week, I lost a good friend, fellow Marylander, and all-around great guy, Jerry Manley, to COVID-19," Hogan said on Twitter.
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Earlier this week, I lost a good friend, fellow Marylander, and all-around great guy, Jerry Manley, to COVID-19. Jerry led a 33-year career in law enforcement serving Prince George's County, and was a dedicated advocate for @SPOlympicsMD and @ChildrensNatl Hospital. pic.twitter.com/hD0P1M8McO
— Governor Larry Hogan (@GovLarryHogan) April 1, 2020
Hogan said Manley led a 33-year career in law enforcement serving Prince George's County.
He also said that Manley was an advocated for the Special Olympics and Children's National Hospital.
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