To David, he knew Brenda was always looking over him. On the day she died, there was a double rainbow… and her and her son’s favorite song was “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.”

Somewhere Over the Rainbow…

Two whole years after Brenda Schmitz lost her battle to ovarian cancer, her husband David miraculously received a gift from her. It seems utterly impossible, but his late wife planned it out so perfectly for him. As she was dying, she knew she wanted to do this one thing for him once he was ready to have it. When you see what she gave him and the final letter she wrote to him, it’ll move you so much.

This is the letter Brenda wrote for the local radio station. She told her close friend not to mail it until David found love again with a new woman.

Two whole years after Brenda Schmitz lost her battle to ovarian cancer, her husband David miraculously received a gift from her.
Two whole years after Brenda Schmitz lost her battle to ovarian cancer, her husband David miraculously received a gift from her.
Brenda self-lessly wanted the friend to wait until David had moved on.
Brenda self-lessly wanted the friend to wait until David had moved on.
Every year, the radio station fulfills Christmas wishes. When they received Brenda’s letter with her wish in it, everyone in the room broke down. They had to help her.
Every year, the radio station fulfills Christmas wishes. When they received Brenda’s letter with her wish in it, everyone in the room broke down. They had to help her.
Brenda’s first wish was a day of pampering for David’s new love. Brenda wrote “She deserves it, being a stepmother to all of those boys.”
Brenda’s first wish was a day of pampering for David’s new love. Brenda wrote “She deserves it, being a stepmother to all of those boys.”
She also asked for a magical trip for the family, so that they could have fun together.
She also asked for a magical trip for the family, so that they could have fun together.
And finally, Brenda wanted the staff at Mercy Medical (where she was treated) to have a night out full of laughter and fun.
And finally, Brenda wanted the staff at Mercy Medical (where she was treated) to have a night out full of laughter and fun.
To David, he knew Brenda was always looking over him. On the day she died, there was a double rainbow… and her and her son’s favorite song was “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.”
To David, he knew Brenda was always looking over him. On the day she died, there was a double rainbow… and her and her son’s favorite song was “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.”
Brenda also wrote a letter for Jane, David’s new love.
Brenda also wrote a letter for Jane, David’s new love.
ALL of Brenda’s wishes were granted by the station and local sponsors; they even sent the entire family on a trip to Disney World.
ALL of Brenda’s wishes were granted by the station and local sponsors; they even sent the entire family on a trip to Disney World.

Never before have we heard of such wisdom and generosity. It must have taken Brenda so much strength to be able to write such a letter, knowing that she would die and her family would eventually move on.

This footage was taken at the station when David was first told about the letter. When you see how David reacts to receiving Brenda’s letter, your heart will break into a million pieces:

Brenda was a pure soul that fought hard until the very end and always kept her family in her thoughts. Please share this amazing story so other people know of her strength, courage, generosity and love.

Source: viralnova.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7 comments

  1. There are no words…my heart fills with gratitude for the kindnesses bestowed on this family ~ and for Brenda, may she rest in peace and continue to shine her rainbow over all whom she loved. I had to reblog…thanks for sharing. ♥ As a cancer survivor myself, it truly hit home.

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  2. What a amazing story thanks for sharing.. She loved her family so much and was a very special person. Thanks for sharing this story.,

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