Day of the Dead celebrations bring families together to remember those they lost

Day of the Dead dates back a millennium to Indigenous people in Latin America. While the tradition has evolved to incorporate elements from Catholicism — the focus remains: to honor and commune with our loved ones who are no longer with us.

The holiday has brought the children of one Lansing woman together after decades apart.

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