Kings Park man builds 'hug wall' to reconnect with loved ones
With social distancing and risk of COVID-19, it's been hard for the family to connect and hug.
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May 29, 2020, 11:14 PM
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Updated 1,671 days ago
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A Kings Park man built a Hug Wall to reconnect with his loved ones.
Scott Trafas' mother-in-law is fighting gallbladder cancer and Scott himself is fighting Hodgkin lymphoma
With social distancing and risk of COVID-19, it's been hard for the family to connect and hug.
Trafas and Andrew Peshkur built the “Hug Wall” to ensure the family can hug each other, safely.
They got the idea from another trending story online, and it turned out to be something they really needed.
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