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Passengers rally around the grandmother of an Orlando shooting victim after a flight attendant asks them to write words of encouragement.
A simple act of kindness for an Orlando shooting victim's grandmother turned a planeload of strangers into a personal support group.
Luis Omar Ocasio-Capo's grandmother was on a JetBlue flight to Orlando Tuesday, and one of the flight attendants wanted to do something nice for her. Kelly Davis Karas began circulating a sheet of paper among the passengers, asking them to write a few words of support or condolences.
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When the flight landed in Florida, every single passenger took their turn in the aisle to offer words of support to Ocasio-Capo's grandmother—with no one complaining that it took longer to exit the plane.
"I am moved to tears yet again as I struggle to put our experience into words," Davis Karas wrote on her Facebook page. "In spite of a few hateful, broken human beings in this world…people ARE kind. People DO care."
SHARE this Emotional High to Remind Your Friends… –Photos: Kelly Davis Karas, Facebook: BrunoSchalch, CC
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