Monday, 11 April 2016

Chelsea Football player John Terry pays for the Young Fan's Funeral costs....

What a heart! So kind of John Terry. May God continue to bless him.

Rich Nigerian Men would asked if they killed the child and even send soldiers to arrest the person who made that request. It pays to be good, no one knows tomorrow!

RIP to the little Angel 🙏💐




John Terry pays for young Chelsea fan's funeral

Terry, Tommi and other cehlsea playersImage copyrightRuth Miller
Image captionA family friend contacted Terry on Instagram to ask if he would like to contribute to the funeral costs
Footballer John Terry has paid for the funeral of an eight-year-old Chelsea fan, who recently died from leukaemia.
The former England captain donated £1,600 to the family of Tommi Miller, who he met last year.
He told the Cambridge News he was "totally devastated" to hear he had died.
Tommi's mother Ruth Miller said she was "overwhelmed" by the gesture and is also planning to buy a "special headstone" with the money.
She said the family, who live in Thorpe Way, Cambridge, were "very proud" the footballer remembered him.
Tommi MillerImage copyrightRuth Miller
Image captionTommi, who was diagnosed with leukaemia aged three, died last month after an unsuccessful attempt was made to carry out a bone marrow transplant
"When we visited the stadium, you could tell John Terry was really taken by him and his cheekiness but it was still a shock when we heard.
"Tommi obviously made a big impression on him and he was one of his favourite players so it's very special to us," she said.
Tommi, who was diagnosed with leukaemia aged three, died last month after an unsuccessful attempt was made to carry out a bone marrow transplant.
A family friend contacted Terry on Instagram to ask if he would like to contribute to the costs and he replied saying he would "love to help."
instagram messageImage copyrightTawney Bianca Wenman 
Image captionJohn Terry replied to a family friend on Instagram to make the arrangements to pay for Tommi's funeral
When he was told it was £1,600, Terry phoned up the funeral director to arrange the payment. 
He said it was a "pleasure" to meet the youngster, adding: "I'm sure his family and friends will give him the send off he deserves."
The funeral will take place on Thursday, with those attending wearing either Chelsea shirts or the Cambridge United strip.

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