Mailman Receives A Heartwarming Note From A Family With A Dog
April 4, 2019
A Twitter user in Texas posted photos of a note her mailman father received from one of the homes on his route and it's going to bring tears to your eyes.
She wrote: "My dad is a mailman and he likes to give dogs on his route treats. Today he told us one of the dogs on his route passed away and his owners gave him this bag of treats with this note."

@amorningsting
The note reads: "Gretchen passed away yesterday. She asked me to ask you if you would share her treats that she never got to finish with the other dogs on your route. She always enjoyed seeing you come to the door and was always happy to get a snack from you. Thank you, The Cimino Family."

@amorningsting
Gretchen's owners saw the Tweet and posted a video of Gretchen, adding how grateful they are for everyone's kind words.
My wife and I were told about Gretchen’s letter to Fernando being on Twitter. I can’t begin to tell y’all how much it has meant to us seeing how much love and support y’all have shown our girl. She was the absolute best. This is a short video of her seeing her mailman. pic.twitter.com/uK9Y2BtKtO
— DeCuervo (@DeCuervo2) April 4, 2019
Someone call a plumber. Eyes are leaking. RIP Gretchen.
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