WMMR’s Pierre Robert poses for a photo with Samantha Glore and her children after placing a sign on her lawn on Annapolis Road that reads, “A Front Line Hero Lives Here.” (WILLIAM THOMAS CAIN/CAIN IMAGES for WMMR)Pierre Robert with (from left) Tyler Snyder, Susan Snyder and Mike Frascatore after he planted a sign on their lawn that reads, “A Front Line Hero Lives Here,” at their home on Andover Road. (WILLIAM THOMAS CAIN/CAIN IMAGES for WMMR)
WMMR’s Pierre Robert on Sunday delivered lawn signs that read, “A Front Line Hero Lives Here,” to nurses, doctors, medical staff and essential front line workers across the Northeast.
The radio station put out a call for nominations and was overwhelmed with the response.
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Members of The Preston & Steve Show also hand-delivered signs to heroes around the Philadelphia area. ••
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