The heart broken smile.
Posted by Doc Hallenstein on Friday, August 7, 2015
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It's great to see some happy news for a change. Doesn't happen enough.
ReplyDeleteThis is the kind of Post that makes what we all do here at Salisbury News so worth while. No, I did not publish this particular Post but you need to know how much I appreciate ALL of the people who contribute here every day. They remain anonymous but have the biggest hearts, if you only knew.
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He made ME smile.
ReplyDeleteHe made me smile and brought a tear to my eyes. What a good heart.
ReplyDeleteHe made this 72 year old grandpa smile.
ReplyDeleteHe made this 72 year old grandpa smile.
ReplyDeleteI have lost my husband and haven't felt like smiling for a very long time. Thank you young man, you brought a smile to a very lonely lady! I will never forget you ! ! !
ReplyDeleteWhat a truly beautiful sole this child is. His story made me smile and cry, but they were tears of joy for having seen this message. God bless you.
ReplyDeleteA generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed. Proverbs 11:25
ReplyDeleteWhat a precious little boy, losing both his parents and still wanting to make people smile is a blessing to every person he touches with his joyful spirit. It is a beautiful story; his parents are looking down on him and they are smiling.
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