Joy Morrow, Knolton and John Schultz are proof that Love has no limits. Looking forward to getting married to my wonderful woman. The couple is 94 years young and their birthdays only 12 days apart. In the midst of a tough winter, their love blossomed, and the two recently became engaged. She's wonderful, cute, smart, even more happy news for the couple on Friday, when Joy and John said I do to receiving their vaccine before their happily ever after. This is their second dose, and they feel they can finally start planning their wedding. It's going to be there at the end of March or the beginning of April, their families breathing a sigh of relief while still wearing a mask. We were just saying, like reminiscing on that it was emotional because we've been so careful around them and just how important it is to get the vaccine. And you know what it means to everyone surrounding them as well. According to the C. D. C eight out of 10 covid, 19 deaths in the country have been adults 65 or older, and according to the state Department of Health, 13.4% of the population has had at least one dose of the vaccine information Joy and John took seriously as they sought out their shots. State Senator Michelle Hinchey presented the couple with a certificate honoring their journey. We have had such a challenging year, and to be here for a moment like this, which is so special and uplifting you can feel it. You can feel the happiness that people have. Joy and John say they're happy to begin their life together, worry free and perhaps a little less socially distant, being able to not be so fearful everywhere we go, although we'll be careful in Kingston, I'm Erin Kotal Altman Spectrum news mhm.