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As our Lives Well Lived series continues, NBC’s Kate Snow remembers some of the many people we’ve lost to the coronavirus, including one of the first African American managers for United Airlines; a musician who performed in hospitals and senior centers; a woman who served on the Louisiana governor’s Office of Disability Affairs; a renowned psychiatrist who was also a composer and cartoonist, and a Michigan pastor.April 28, 2020
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