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Aveah Clark, 4, picks out a piece of candy from the Easter Bunny's basket at the GFWC Jr. Women's Club of Butler's hoagie sale fundraiser Friday behind The Hoagie Shop in Bon Air Plaza. The group sold over 1,000 hoagies to raise funds for Butler Memorial Hospital's Food Institute program. The program will connect patients with food insecurities to appropriate resources. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 04/02/21

Devin Convery-Doctor (left) and Heidi Priest prepare hoagie orders the GFWC Jr. Women's Club of Butler's hoagie sale fundraiser Friday behind The Hoagie Shop in Bon Air Plaza. The group sold over 1,000 hoagies to raise funds for Butler Memorial Hospital's Food Institute program. The program will connect patients with food insecurities to appropriate resources. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 04/02/21

Middlesex Township Volunteer Fire Company captain Greg Vickinovac, 41, battled COVID-19 spending 13 days on a ventilator at UPMC Passavant in McCandles. The longtime fireman had no comorbidities making that could have made him more vulnerable to the virus. Doctors said for some people the severe reaction to the virus seems almost to come down to bad luck. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle March 2021

Greg, Nicole, and their daughters Faith and Patty Vickinovac. Greg spent 25 days in the Hospital, 13 on a ventilator, battling COVID-19. All four had varying degrees of the virus. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle March 2021

Referee Steve Ward tip his cap to those gathered in the Moniteau gymnasium to honor his 50 years of refereeing football, basketball and track in the WPIAl Wednesday, March 31, 2021.

Butler Florist clerk Dina Brownley prepares to wrap purple foil around a hydrangea arrangement, Thursday, April 1, 2021. Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle.

Anna Johns, 6, helped carry the cross with her sisterss, Lily, 8, Kate, 3, her mother, Christine and father, Rev. Brandon Johns of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Friday afternoon. Parishioners from Crestview United Presbyterian Church, St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, St. John's United Church of Christ, Westminster Presbyterian Church and gathered in Callery at Noon on Friday to carry the cross. They stopped at 4 intersections, praying for first responders, essential workers, pastors, political leaders and members of the armed forces during the walk. Friday, April 2, 2021. Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle

Rev. Brandon Johns of St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Evans City leads parishioners in prayer at the Crestview United Presbyterian Church in Callery following the Good Friday Cross Walk. Parishioners from Crestview United Presbyterian Church, St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, St. John's United Church of Christ, Westminster Presbyterian Church and gathered in Callery at Noon on Friday to carry the cross. They stopped at 4 intersections, praying for first responders, essential workers, pastors, political leaders and members of the armed forces during the walk. Friday, April 2, 2021. Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle

When Rev. Gregg Hartung of the Crestview United Presbyterian Church in Callery asked for volunteers to carry the cross Friday afternoon, Kate Johns, 3, jumped to the head of the line. Kate is the daughter of Christine and Rev. Brandon Johns of St. Peters Lutheran Church in Evans City. Parishioners from St. Peters Lutheran Church, St. Johns United Church of Christ, Westminster Presbyterian Church and Crestview United Presbyterian Church gathered in Callery at Noon on Friday stopping at 4 intersections praying for first responders, essential workers, pastors, political leaders and members of the armed forces during the walk. Friday, April 2, 2021. Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle

Patrick and Diane O'Donnell Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle

Patrick and Diane O'Donnell Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle