U.S. Rep. Conor Lamb and a few family members wanted to wish their aunt a happy 100th birthday, but with the coronavirus outbreak they had to keep some distance.
So according to a post on his social media, Lamb and members of his family, with the help of the staff at the home where she resides, were able to sing “Happy Birthday” to her from a safe distance.
Lamb posted a video of the event to his Twitter and Instagram accounts on Saturday.
“My Aunt Patsy turns 100 today,” Lamb wrote on his post. “We had to postpone her party, but the great staff at Fair Oaks helped us let her know that we’re all thinking about her & celebrating with her today. We’ll be celebrating together on the other side of this, Aunt Pat.”
My Aunt Patsy turns 100 today.
— Conor Lamb (@ConorLambPA) March 21, 2020
We had to postpone her party, but the great staff at Fair Oaks helped us let her know that we’re all thinking about her & celebrating with her today.
We’ll be celebrating together on the other side of this, Aunt Pat. pic.twitter.com/watENhrp1z
Lamb, a Democrat from Mt. Lebanon, represents Pennsylvania’s 17th Congressional District and is up for re-election this year.
Last week Lamb talked about the impact of coronavirus pandemic is having on people and what Congress is doing. Congress and the White House are still talking and racing to get a $1.4 trillion economic rescue package done.
Pittsburgh City Controller Michael Lamb, Conor Lamb’s uncle, also posted a message on Twitter: “We’re forced to party later but I wanted to wish a HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY TO PATSY JOYCE. Love ya Aunt Pat!!”
Michael Lamb is running for the statewide seat of Pennsylvania auditor general.
