^^^^ Milkshake travels almost 400 miles to grant last wish of woman with cancer ^^^^

Your messages were received from aggressors around the world - including Canada, Germany, Scotland, the Netherlands and Turkey - in the morning, Tommy Fellow owner of Tommy Restaurant Tommy Falco had checked his email when he checked his email.
They all saw a Facebook post from Sam Klein, how did they share with Emilie Pomeranz from Virginia, a longtime Tommy customer, who visited Arlington to visit the sanctuary, with a decoction of Milk Shovac.

Pomeranz died last week, but the fact that Fello Pomeranz's "more have a vaccine milk shake of Tommy" has made an impact: the post has been shared by more than 2000, including 600 comments and thousands of responses from it
I will discuss with you a place that we all know and love: Tommy's Restaurant in Coventry (Cleveland Heights, hello). Famous for Tommy's incredible food and sweet shakes You were grown east of Cleveland, probably you had milking. I am now Washington, DC I live in the area, yet I'm at Tomi every time in Cleveland. Recently, Quevilland Heights (and residing in DC area), Emily Pomoran's favorite friend, moved to Heseppus, because she was pancreatic cancer (her third cancer in 50 years). I went to visit her in the hospice a few weeks ago and asked him if he needed anything. "A Cleveland Indians Hats," was his first reaction. So, I brought her one the next day. And, she said, laughing, I hope I can have more Tommy's deleted milkshakes. After knowing that he could not travel to Cleveland, I emailed the general information email address of Tommy's website that Kennie was a hospice from Arlington, 375 miles away from Argentina, where he was a hospice. A few days later, Tommy Fellow, got the call from Tommy's owner. "Yes, we must find a way to do it," he said.

Certainly, after a little research on shipping and repregnatives, the UPS In the office he sent a carefully packed Tommy's shell to Emile. It was a huge surprise that he was thrilled. She shared with her family. She talked about it for days and days. He is Coveland and DC here. She shared stories with her friends in the area. It's such a thing that made everyone's humor. A woman's request for a last milk shakes from her favorite restaurant is accepted! Sadly, Emily died last week, she left behind a wealthy monument; An inheritance of laughter, joy and care; But thanks to Tommy's Tommy's care and good heartfelt, she was able to fulfill the fullness of one's last Tommy's milk shekel. So, my friend, if you are in Cleveland Heights or anywhere, go to Coventry, order an incredible milk shake order and tell Tomy (he's cooking in the middle of the restaurant) and say thank you for sending him for this one Emily. . "

I will discuss with you a place that we all know and love: Tommy's Restaurant in Coventry (Cleveland Heights, hello). Famous for Tommy's incredible food and sweet shakes You were grown east of Cleveland, probably you had milking. I am now Washington, DC I live in the area, yet I'm at Tomi every time in Cleveland. Recently, Quevilland Heights (and residing in DC area), Emily Pomoran's favorite friend, moved to Heseppus, because she was pancreatic cancer (her third cancer in 50 years). I went to visit her in the hospice a few weeks ago and asked him if he needed anything. "A Cleveland Indians Hats," was his first reaction. So, I brought her one the next day. And, she said, laughing, I hope I can have more Tommy's deleted milkshakes. After knowing that he could not travel to Cleveland, I emailed the general information email address of Tommy's website that Kennie was a hospice from Arlington, 375 miles away from Argentina, where he was a hospice. A few days later, Tommy Fellow, got the call from Tommy's owner. "Yes, we must find a way to do it," he said.

Certainly, after a little research on shipping and repregnatives, the UPS In the office he sent a carefully packed Tommy's shell to Emile. It was a huge surprise that he was thrilled. She shared with her family. She talked about it for days and days. He is Coveland and DC here. She shared stories with her friends in the area. It's such a thing that made everyone's humor. A woman's request for a last milk shakes from her favorite restaurant is accepted! Sadly, Emily died last week, she left behind a wealthy monument; An inheritance of laughter, joy and care; But thanks to Tommy's Tommy's care and good heartfelt, she was able to fulfill the fullness of one's last Tommy's milk shekel. So, my friend, if you are in Cleveland Heights or anywhere, go to Coventry, order an incredible milk shake order and tell Tomy (he's cooking in the middle of the restaurant) and say thank you for sending him for this one Emily. . "

In the post, Pomeran Teams depicted the film drawing of Milkyke. "My heart is knocked out of my body, I was so glad I saw the picture" - who opened Tomie as a small soda shop in 1972 and is still involved in daily activities in its current, larger space. - Today's food called "Milkshke missions impossible", because it is said to leave when Klein went to Pomparan in a hospital and asked if she wanted anything.

His first reaction was "A Cleveland Indians Hat," related to "Clean Facebook." So, I brought him the next day and he smiled and said, I can be more surety of Tommy's dried milk. "Kelly Tommy's email and a few In the day, got a call from Fellow, saying, "Yes. We have to find a way to do it. "

Fellow was actually thinking of a way: he froze hard to shake, packed it with its ice cream to its ice cream supplier, and transmitted it through UPS. Despite a small snafu (Fello came to UPS, when the delivery truck was left, so he would wait a few hours for the next one), to jump it to Pomeranz, who grew up in Cleveland Heights and Tommy went regularly for several hours Fello shipping it.

Humming of Tommy has been raved by a lot, but what makes them so special?

Fellow of his hecking privacy uses high quality ingredients and says local fruit and local fruit yields are found in local milk and fruit-based hexation of Heterzala's family dairies, including local ice cream, when found. For the defected shekel, she uses Pierre's coffee ice cream and uses hercchi's chocolate syrup, which she said it may not be the most popular recipe, but it's the best one.

In the case of milk shekels sent to Polarange, Fellow said, "She feels that her family and friends have brought warmth and comfort somewhere." Deleted milkshops may be one of the favorite comfort foods of the owner of the restaurant.

Fellow said he was happy for this opportunity, Pomeranz and his family are a big understatement than some consolation, and comments that are better than receiving, than receiving. He is grateful that Klein has reached him, often saying, "I want to do something that I can do." During this time, he said, "I had the chance to do something."

Pomeranz's friend also was grateful and the gesture was an incredible moment.

"Tommy's love work meant the world to mean Emily," Klein said today. "Anyone from the Cleveland Heights holds the restaurant special place across this heart and this wonder proves to be the adventurous emily of being out of their way, and for me this is a reminder that happy people are there and they want to do what is right and to laugh at people For me, I am concerned that this little desire has made the people feel better and maybe they go out and go unnoticed. Do something good for the zodiac. "