Wingmeister07
11-02-2010, 03:49 AM
So my husband works with a gentleman that was married until his wife tragically passed away (I didnt know that when I recieved his gift). I am not quiet sure when she passed away but it so happened that she was a big Steelers fan. The other day my husband came home with a plastic bag and gave it to me and said "Mr Hill wanted you to have this" when I opened the bag it was his wife's Steelers sweatshirt. At first I was thrown back by the notion of receiving a sweatshirt that belonged to a now deceased person especially one that I never had the chance to meet. But at the same time I felt this sense of pride in recieveing such a personal gift. Mr Hill knows how much I love the Steelers and I told my husband to tell him that I feel honored to wear his wife's sweatshirt and let her Steeler pride live on.
I havent worn the sweatshirt yet and to be honest I still kind of feel a little bad since I really didnt know Mrs Hill and I dont know if she would of like to have some stranger have her Steelers sweatshirt.
Should I just keep the sweatshirt as memobilia or should I actually wear it? What would you do?
I havent worn the sweatshirt yet and to be honest I still kind of feel a little bad since I really didnt know Mrs Hill and I dont know if she would of like to have some stranger have her Steelers sweatshirt.
Should I just keep the sweatshirt as memobilia or should I actually wear it? What would you do?