On the day their divorce is finalized, this dad sends flowers and a touching note to his ex wife

On the day their divorce is finalized, this dad sends flowers and a touching note to his ex wife

Marriages are not easy, but divorces are even harder. The process is rigorous and time-consuming, not to mention it is all handled during a time of heartbreak for the married couple and strenuous difficulty regarding custody if there are any children involved.

And in this difficult time, sometimes divorces can get incredibly vicious. Whether it’s celebrities battling it out in the public eye or friends or co-workers suddenly making you choose sides, the whole process is hard for all parties involved.

But one divorcing couple reminds us that it is possible to still remain amicable with your ex, and do your best to keep your family whole.

This was the case for one Texas family from the city of Pearland. After 19 years of marriage, Jennifer, 40, and Jason Lynn, 42, decided to end their union.



And Jason performed a touching gesture that speaks monumentally about his character.

On the day their divorce became finalized, Jason sent his ex-wife Jennifer a bouquet of flowers along with a signed note that read, “Always Gonna Be You”.

Jason’s 17-year-old daughter, Morgan Lynn, was so touched by the gesture that she “immediately cried.”

According to his daughter, not only were the flowers Jennifer’s favorite, but her father would send her flowers whenever his former wife was having a bad day.

Morgan posted a photo of her father’s sweet action on Twitter, where the photo quickly went viral.

Morgan told TODAY, “I’ve gotten multiple responses [saying], ‘Praying for your family.’ [It] meant a lot that people have reached out and are able to say that. It’s great knowing that other people are supportive.”

The select words Jason chose for his note also mean more than meets the eye.

“Always Gonna Be You” is the title of a country ballad by Kenny Chesney, and the couple had danced to Chesney’s song, “You Had Me at Hello”, at their wedding.

As a result, Jason decided Chesney’s “Always Gonna Be You” song would poignantly signify the end of their relationship.

“My dad said that he had heard the song a couple months ago … and thought that that was their bookend,” Morgan said.

So far, the tweet has been liked by over 230,000 people. The kind response to her parents’ story has helped comfort Morgan and her three siblings during their difficult time.

“It’s comfortable knowing that they still are friends and still will be friends for all of us.”

Jason and Jennifer serve as a reminder that not every divorce has to end in bitter resentment. In a world already full of strife and conflict, it’s so nice to see this couple make an effort to keep their relations friendly, and ultimately keep family whole.

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Always gonna be you (lyrics)

Always Gonna Be You

[Verse 1]
I could jump on some ole highway
Run a thousand miles or more
Unlock some hidden mystery
Behind a distant door
I could sail the seven oceans
Till I crawl upon some long forgotten shore

[Interlude]
But it's always gonna be you
Always gonna be you I'm looking' for

[Verse 2]
I could climb a hundred mountains
Leave a hard ole world behind
Wander right across some prairie
Like a man out of his mind
I could walk and stare into the sun
Let it all just burn me deaf and blind
But it's always gonna be you
Always gonna be you I'm trying' to find

[Verse 3]
Where does a man go for redemption
Where does he take a broken heart
Shouldn't there be some small exemption
If he does all that it takes
To admit to his mistakes
Till the truth batters and breaks his world apart

[Verse 4]
I could ask for my forgiveness
From the heavens high above
Tell myself my prayers are gonna somehow be enough
And lay down in some angels bed
Convinced I've found the one I'm dreaming' of
But it's always gonna be you...
Always gonna be you that I love

[Verse 5]
Where does a man seek his salvation?
When does his mind finally go free?
Is the pain he feels the only explanation
For believing lies are true
For the stone inside his shoe
The endless ways the years keep haunting me

[Verse 6]
I could find an empty church
Get down on my knees
Tell myself the mercy
Is a matter of degrees
Then lay down in some angel's arms
Convinced I've found the one I'm dreaming' of
But it's always gonna be you
Always gonna be you that I love

[Outro]
Always gonna be you, that I love
That I love



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So why did they divorce?

That's a nice story.
I have never understood why so many people who once loved each other end up hating each other, even using the love they once had to twist the knife in...specially where children are involved.

This man has it right...he sounds lovely.

I reckon they probably couldn't live together but still loved each other, or he loves her and she wants out.

Very nice and amicable divorce. Never known one to be this nice tbh. Makes a nice change. Good for them.

It was obviously her, that wanted the divorce.
Sounds like he still loves her.

To love someone with all your heart, and they don't love you.

No words can express--------------

magica wrote:I reckon they probably couldn't live together but still loved each other, or he loves her and she wants out.

Very nice  and amicable  divorce.  Never known one to be this nice tbh.  Makes a nice change. Good for them.

Exactly. Or, circumstances don't permit them to spend their lives together. I get it.