Karah

So we get to the last drawer, and it's a bunch of socks.

So we get to the corner of the drawer, and there's a pair of socks with a mason jar in it.

And me and my brothers are looking at each other, and we're like, what the hell is this?

It was his holy water that he got baptized with and it had the date on it and why it was in a pair of socks.

We can only imagine it was used for in the, in the sake of his mind, he felt safer because he had that.

And it was just like, you were, you came in here after doing 30 years in the penitentiary, you know, collectively, um,

You're dying, but you are still going to make sure you're protected.

Like we were so shocked by that.

We were so shocked by that.

So we get home, we go home and we, we wrap everything up.

We get home and they, my dad was not going to have a funeral.

And that was not a decision that was made prior by us.

That was a decision made by his mom and dad.

Or, I'm sorry, his family.

And we said, no, we want to have him a funeral.

We want to show him.

And he deserves at least two hours.

He deserves at least that much.

So, I'll never forget that.

Me and my brothers spent 12 hours by ourselves planning this man's funeral.