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There are few sadder things then people dying, particularly if they leave behind loved ones.
Everyone deals with grief differently. Sometimes, little gestures can help people to gain closure.
An online post by Bishop Vesey's Grammar School Rowing Club in the Midlands has been gaining attention online for being both heart-warming and heart-breaking in equal measure.
The rowing club tweeted a photograph of a note left behind by an anonymous person, which read:
Please can someone throw this into the lake for me? My late husband’s ashes are in the lake and I can’t get to the lakeside in my wheelchair anymore and gates are locked – have to drive back up north tonight. Thank you x
Accompanying the note was a single red rose. The rowing club uploaded a photograph of both, with another of the rose floating in the water, showing that they’d completed the note’s request.
This note was left on the gate at the water this afternoon. No name or number left but whoever you are, rest assure… https://t.co/MdpwzZXKYn— BVGS Rowing (@BVGS Rowing) 1539868629
Given that most people have someone close to them who has passed away, the note struck a chord with Twitter users.
I hope you get to know that your request was followed https://t.co/dmhirk7Px7— Denise Purdon (@Denise Purdon) 1539946666
@BVGSRowing I hope that this woman knows that her message went viral, and is being appreciated in the United States… https://t.co/BUCacbfk7I— AtléticaDeNuevaYork (@AtléticaDeNuevaYork) 1539903124
There are so many reasons that actually accessible communities are important https://t.co/GXxxWVpKEk— Jacki Liddle (@Jacki Liddle) 1539936875
This restores my faith in the world ❤ https://t.co/97gR2I6LZa— Liz Hoefsmit 🇮🇪🇾🇪🇪🇺🛫 (@Liz Hoefsmit 🇮🇪🇾🇪🇪🇺🛫) 1539972575
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