Thanks to a family that loves her and kindhearted facility staff members, Grandma Janis was still able to see the bride and groom on their big day.

When the man, like his wife, tested positive for the coronavirus, the hospital made the call to keep the couple together.

The newspaper delivery man wrote a note, introducing himself and his idea, and inserted it into the next day's newspapers.

By late March, Kjeld knew what he had to do. The 82-year-old got down on one knee and asked the love of his life to marry him -- again.

News outlets have picked up and shared the adorable photo, and many people who have heard about the family's story are now sending their best wishes.

The two were engaged in January, and though they'd planned a springtime wedding, the Coronavirus changed everyone's plans.

The 36-year-old actor wrote that he would pay rent for all 160 units in the New York City Housing Authority building his grandmother had called home.

'That tastes pretty good, she said as she opened up one of the beer cans and took a sip right on her very own front porch.

A recent update video shows that not only is Franzke still alive and kickin', he's still as patriotic and lively as ever.

One letter carrier is showing the true spirit of America in the troubled times of this nation's fight against the coronavirus.