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Clarence Purvis, a man in his 90s, has a daily routine of having lunch accompanied by a picture of his late wife. When asked about it, everyone in the diner becomes emotional.
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Wonderful Story, You have touch my heart, Only God knows what instore for my journey, Much love
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story. I sincerely hope it is true. ❤
Such a beautiful story, it has brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for sharing.
I feel for the old man but he should not have the right to keep an empty chair for sentimental value. The young man did no wrong.
Now out of respect I would not even concider to just take the chair from a table. I would ask first. But reserving a chair for somebody that's death. Goes to far
This story reminded me of my Parents. My Mother met my Father before WW 2, and She waited for Him to return. When he did they married in Feb. 1946, raised a family , and lived a good life together for the next 50 years until His passing in April 1996. She remained until Dec. 2005. In the years She was with out Him she shared many stories with me about their life. This touched me so much thanks for the story
This made me cry, what a beautiful love story
This is a beautiful story of love and devotion my grandparents were married 73+ years before there were both parted in death 12 years ago stories like this are a beautiful testimony to couples who had something special when they were on this 🌎 and a 💕 that will last throughout eternity.
Wow how inspiring. Through tough and peaceful times there love surely stood the test of time. She waited for him n they grew old together.
They were indeed soul mates. The good Lord rest her soul
Even in her death he was still loving n visiting her. Give the elderly Veteran the strength to carry on my Lord
God bless them both
LOVELY story…….never dismiss anyone!!
Entitled delusional old man wastes the time of a busy younger man. Alert the media!
Oh please, what a bunch of nonsense. The chair was vacant and someone used it. The guy is 90, not a child.
Stuff like this is a reason why we should always honor our veterans for all the hard work they have done for us. South St. Louis County, MO is home to many, many veterans. We as a whole need to do whatever it takes to honor our veterans for all the hard work they have done in protecting our country.
First grade a boy did that to another. The boy that had a fracture tail bone. Thankful thisman lloks fine.
REMARKABLE, LOVE HAS NO BOUNDARIES
How beautiful! Thanks for sharing a true love story.
True love never die that's for ever
Such a beautiful story
CLICKBAIT BULLSHIT!! I THOUGHT THAT THE GUY PULLED THE CHAIR AND THE OLD MAN FELL AND BUSTED HIS ASS ON THE FLOOR!!
1day the old man will see he wife
Beautiful story ( GOD BLESS!
I would not be obliged to return the chair. A photo doesn't count for someone to be there.
See that's what its about. I been married 3 times. And that's all I've ever wanted. I'm of old school beliefs. All my greats and grands and my parents were forever. To themselves.
Beautiful story
What a wonderful and beautiful story, 😍
Brought tears to my eyes. I lost my wife of 48 years last July. I totally relate to the feelings Clarence still has for his wife. Like Clarence and his wife, my wife and I were very much I love. I miss her so much. Love this story.
Just a beautiful story. It definitely touched my heart. I'm 75 and my wife and just had our 40th wedding Anniversary March 9th. We hope we still have many years together.
Any normal person in a hurry or not will ask before taking a chair. It's just what you do.
What a beautiful story, many thanks for these few minutes.
this kind of love is rare. sure some meet during HS, but do they stay married till the end of their days? not likely. i thought i found it once, but i messed up so i'm no longer "trolling/looking".
Truly….The greatest Generation that ever graced our country.🙏. Lest we forget the true meaning of God, Country, and Family 🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😇