Woman Shares A Heartwarming Story On How Kobe Bryant Secretly Visited A Terminally Ill 5 Y.O. In Hospital
Many a story is flying around the vast world of the Internet following the tragic passing of basketball legend Kobe Bryant in a helicopter crash. While all of them are full of fondness, gratitude, and only the best words about the late basketball player, this particular one underlines Bryant’s true and sincere kindness and humbleness. After all, most famous people like their good deeds to be talked about but Bryant was not one of them. His way of keeping the kind acts he’s done over the years to himself is the true definition of saying “not all heroes wear capes”.
Kristen O’Connor Hecht shared a story about Kobe that’s equally heartwarming and heart-wrenching at the same time
Turns out, Kobe was once asked for an autograph for a dying 5-year-old boy of the same name and he figured he’d spend some quality time with the boy instead
People on the Internet were in awe of Kobe’s kindness
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It's the things that people do when nobody is watching that tell you what kind of person they are.
Reading that was like a punch in the gut. Rest in peace big mamba and little mamba.
I don’t understand of how people are trying to disown a dead man for something he did 17 years ago. If this bothered you so much then why weren’t y’all ranting about this a year ago?
I agree, a teacher I have says that we shouldn't talk trash about people if they aren't there to defend themselves, this needs to be remembered more often. To all the people that hate Kobe: I hope you find room in your heart to forgive him, To all the people who forgive Kobe and love him: thank you and know that he is grateful.
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Reading that was like a punch in the gut. Rest in peace big mamba and little mamba.
I don’t understand of how people are trying to disown a dead man for something he did 17 years ago. If this bothered you so much then why weren’t y’all ranting about this a year ago?
I agree, a teacher I have says that we shouldn't talk trash about people if they aren't there to defend themselves, this needs to be remembered more often. To all the people that hate Kobe: I hope you find room in your heart to forgive him, To all the people who forgive Kobe and love him: thank you and know that he is grateful.
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