Minnesota man dies from COVID-19 after family fought to keep his ventilator on
Scott Quiner has died at 55 from a monthslong battle with COVID-19. He died about a week after being moved to Texas for care following a lawsuit over his ventilator. The family's attorney Marjorie Holsten told FOX 9, "On behalf of the family, I would like to extend their thanksgivings for the love and support they have received from the community, and request privacy for Annie and the children as they grieve the loss of Scott -- a wonderful husband and father."
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