Early epidemics led to the vampire myths as a method of explaining disease and death.
Both are members of the UVa Health System.
The memorial bears the names of hundreds of known workers and blank-line "memory marks" for the thousands of names still unknown.
Shoop was a student-athlete at The Covenant School before going to UVa and joining the rowing team. She won an Olympic gold medal in 2008.
Blue Ridge Health District will start providing shots to emergency personnel, essential workers and those with underlying conditions.
Will serve as equity advisor for the team.
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