[Pick] Grandpa who gave free'baseball ball'... Contents of the letter rang

My grandfather's longing for his son and grandson struck the hearts of netizens around the world.

On the first day of the local time, foreign media such as CNN in the United States introduced the story of 72-year-old Randy, who offered all the baskets of baseballs they kept as treasures for free.

When Randy was young, his favorite place with his young son was a'baseball practice range' near his home.

As his son grew up and became an adult, and soon he had grandchildren, Mr. Randy's enjoyment grew even more, because all three generations were able to go to the baseball practice field together.

But time went by, and my grandson Anderson turned 23 years old.

Anderson left the house where he lived with his family and went on a stand alone basis, and Randy, who had both his son and grandson gone from his arms, had to endure an empty heart.

Then one day, while Randy was clearing the warehouse, he found baseballs in a basket.

Randy was struck by a feeling of desolation when he thought that he would no longer have to use this cherished baseball.

Eventually, Mr. Randy, with his son and grandson, decided to give the balls free to his favorite driving range.

It was for young parents who, like themselves in the past, would be looking for a baseball practice field with their children.

I also wrote a long letter with my heart and left it in the baseball basket.

"These

are the baseballs I've thrown countless times at my sons and grandchildren.

Now my son is 46 and my grandson is 23. At

72, I can't throw balls at my kids like I used to.

.

Randy's wife read the letter from her husband, and took a picture to her grandson, Anderson.

Anderson, who couldn't realize how much he valued his grandfather's time with him, was surprised and moved.

Randy's letter that Mr. Anderson shared on social media also blew up countless netizens.

Netizens agreed, saying, "I am lucky to have such a grandfather" and "I sent this article because my grandfather and grandmother came to mind."

Some netizens said, "I'll go see my grandfather right now," and "I'll watch until the article that I met with my grandfather is posted." "I couldn't do it," he replied, "I will go to the baseball practice field with my grandfather sooner or later."

In fact, a few days later, Mr. Anderson released a picture taken with his grandfather at the baseball practice field, and added warmth by giving a later remark, "I still have the ability to throw the ball."

This is'News Pick'.

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