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All you have to do is smile
and say "thank you."
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Then we'll take you over
to see Kelly.
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She's actually gonna
be there, huh ?
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Well, that's what
we have arranged.
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I mean, if you're sure
you wanna do that.
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Oh, yeah, yeah.
Yes.
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I don't know what
I'm gonna say to her.
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What in the world
am I gonna say to her ?
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Chuck, Kelly had
to let you go.
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You know ?
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She thought you were dead.
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And we buried you.
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We had a funeral and a coffin1
and a gravestone.
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The whole thing.
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You had a coffin ?
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What was in it ?
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Well, everybody put
something in.
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You know, just a cell phone
or a beeper, some pictures.
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I put in some Elvis CDs.
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So you had my funeral...
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and then you had
Mary's funeral.
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Stan, I'm so sorry
I wasn't around when Mary died.
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I should've been there for you,
and I wasn't.
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I'm so sorry.
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Four years ago,
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the FedEx family lost
five of our sons.
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That was a terrible
and tragic2 day.
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But today,
one of those sons,
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Chuck Noland,
has been returned to us.
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Chuck, welcome home.
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Just moments ago, Fred Smith
welcomed home Chuck Noland.
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- How about it, Michelle ?
- It's such an incredible
and amazing story...
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- to come back from the dead.
- Well, it's so amazing that
Smith himself welcomed him back.
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And Fred acknowledged3 that,
"While time waits for no man,
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we take time to pause
to honor one of our own. "
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Now, that's an expensive pause.
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I'm-I'm sorry.
I must be in the wrong place.
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No, you're in
the right place.
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You probably don't remember me.
I actually did root canal on you
about five years ago.
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Jim Spaulding referred you.
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Oh, yeah, yeah.
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I'm Kelly's husband.
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Jerry Lovett.
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Kelly wanted--
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Kelly wanted to be here--
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Look, this is very hard
for everyone.
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I can't even imagine
how hard it is for you.
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Kelly, uh--
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She's had it rough.
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First when she thought
she lost you,