Cursory: In memory of his late daughter, a proud and distraught father stood on the graduation podium at Nelson Mandela University. @kgabodelly, a TikTok user, posted a video of him walking the stage while receiving support from academics. Netizens paid their respects and showed the man their love because they couldn’t Imagine the suffering he was going through.
Losing a kid should never be something that a parent has to go through. At Nelson Mandela University, one father crossed the stage to claim his late daughter’s degree.
Any parent who witnesses their child graduate will feel tremendous pride. But losing your child right before you get to go through it must be an indescribable agony.
@kgabodelly, a TikTok user, posted a video of a man accepting his late daughter’s degree. The professors consoled the man and expressed their admiration for his strength in doing this.
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See reactions below:
Shillie Peter said: “So painful watching. Can imagine how this father was feeling. May God Rest her soul in Peace. Amen.”
Oliver Matongo said: “That’s a strong and courageous man walking that podium. I for one wouldn’t have managed to do that. May the family be comforted.”
Robyn Lentz said: “What an intensely sad, yet proud, yet sad, moment for her dad. So sorry, Dad, for your loss. Congratulations on her accomplishments, nonetheless.” Langelihle Chonco said: “I’m glad they stood up to show respect ❤️. May god give you strength ❤️”
Natalie Bacon Slambee said: “This is so sad, sincerest condolences to the family. May the Lord be especially close to you during this time, and may He carry you and sustain you”
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