Man keeps sending his wife flowers 8 years after his death- A man from Kentucky, Rich Cox, has been sending his wife, Tracey, flowers eight years after his death - Before his death, he planned that his wife must always get a note attached to a bouquet on Valentine's Day and birthday - Tracey said that the first time she got the flowers in 2013, it amazed her as it flooded her with emotions A man from Kentucky, Rich Cox, who died in 2012 planned that he would continue to show his wife how much he love her even in his death. Since his death, Cox made sure that his wife gets a flower delivered to her on her birthday and on Valentine’s Day, CNN reports. Tracey said she was quite in shock the first time she got the flower, which was the first year after his demise. "It was really emotional. It was sad, but also happy at the same time because I just knew he'd always be with me,” she said. Recommended for you No old notes yet from CBN, banks begin ration of old notes, Supreme Court s... She said that the deliveries did not stop that year but continued, with each coming with a unique attached note. Tracey said that though every year comes with its own special message, the love behind them remained the same. A note sent in 2018 read: "Tracey, even though you can't see me, I am always here. I love you. Love Rich.” She said that every note always brings back memories of their love and draws her closer to tears. Bethany, Cox’s daughter, said they are not surprised by the gesture as they know the kind of man their father was. "He's literally the role model of a man that every woman wants to find. A true love story," his daughter said. PAY ATTENTION: Download our mobile app to enjoy the latest news update Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a mother of three, Claire Alcantara, aged 46, from Dudley, West Midlands, has been stranded in the Dominican Republic after her lover conned her out of life savings. Recommended for you "Them go break all these tables": Portable unveils new look of his bar, DJ... She met Franklin Alcantara, who is 12 years younger than her on Facebook in 2013. Claire went against her daughter’s warning and moved Franklin into her home. Not only that, she dumped her British passport and became an Irish citizen as he got a spousal visa. Two years into their relationship, she sold her properties and moved into his home. In other news, self-acclaimed billionaire, shipping executive and oil investor, E-money, paid for the 2.5-kilometre road construction in Anambra state. The project’s location is in his village, Uli, in the state. In a video, E-money, whose real name is Emeka Okonkwo, could be seen gesticulating towards the road as he walked with another person. A man in a suit who looks like his bodyguard was also nearby as the construction workers paved the road. NAIJ.com (naija.ng) -> Legit.ng We keep evolving to serve our readers better Recommended for you 2023 guber elections: INEC appoints PDP's ally as ICT boss? Fact spring up Must a woman adopt her husband’s name after marriage? | Legit TV Source: Legit.ng - A man from Kentucky, Rich Cox, has been sending his wife, Tracey, flowers eight years after his death - Before his death, he planned that his wife must always get a note attached to a bouquet on Valentine's Day and birthday - Tracey said that the first time she got the flowers in 2013, it amazed her as it flooded her with emotions PAY ATTENTION: Legit.ng NAIJ.com Legit.ng