Results: Husband Has Been Sending Wife Flowers On Valentine's Day Since His Death 8 Yrs Ago (Part 1 of 2)

"On their wedding day, Rich took every vow to heart with one exception: "Til death do us part." He didn't want anything to get in the way of expressing his love for Tracey — not even death." Do you have a significant other that you would move heaven and earth to provide for or remain with for as long as possible?

"The two of them spent 26 happy years together, during which they welcomed four children into the world and exchanged countless expressions of adoration." Do you know anyone married 26 years (or longer)?

"Sadly, Rich passed away from throat cancer in 2012. The 53-year-old had been battling the disease for three years." Do you know anyone whose marriage ended with the death of their spouse?

"But that wasn't the end of their relationship! Rich secretly arranged to have flowers delivered to his wife every year on her birthday and Valentine's Day, which is just a day later. According to their daughter Bethany, who knew about her father's plan, "They won't stop anytime soon." If you could, would you want to leave a lasting impression on your spouse after your passing, such as Rich did for Tracey?

These special gifts have been coming for eight years now, and each one is paired with a handwritten note from Rich. "Tracey, even though you can't see me, I am always here," one reads. "I love you. Love, Rich." Would you appreciate a recurring gift such as these flowers from a loved one you've lost?

Rather than add the other questions to this survey (making it really long - & still only worth 10 points - & undoubtedly generating a lot of negative comments), I will finish these questions in a 2nd survey. Do you prefer longer surveys to be divided up into multiple surveys - & therefore worth more points - versus having to answer lots of questions for the same 10 points you'd get for one survey with fewer questions?