Kimberly Prince-Sylla started the nonprofit Jump 4 Jerry after her son was fatally hit by a car. Kimberly then started a jump rope team in Jersey City to honor Jerry, who loved to double dutch. Lester Holt shares the story of Kimberly and the team.
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Old Schoolers Double Dutch .
So Sorry for your loss prayers Going Out ✝️
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