[Xfactor]

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[mrh2008]

[soonerpimp]

Nice story thanks!

[Faline]

aawww

[Steve]

Heartwarming but sad.

[renfairegeek]

[Xfactor]

Originally Posted by Steve. ↗

Heartwarming but sad.

Not really man, he didn't die alone.

[Steve]

Originally Posted by Xfactor ↗

Not really man, he didn't die alone.

He still died of cancer though didn't he.

[Dz]

This is not a sad story.
Its a story of hope and salvation.
He had one thing in the world that meant anything to him.
He gave it a life he couldnt as a dying gesture.

If I could say one thing to the guy it would be "Well done sir".

Unless he was trying to eat the dog before he died.
He was homeless after all.

[chefbob09]