Then his granddaughter spotted Brinson’s wife in a heartwarming reunion that was captured on video. “She lived with us, so she was like a mother figure to me,” Tabatha Brinson said. “It’s a love you could only hope for,” Tabatha Brinson said her grandparents’ relationship. There was no giving up,” Tabatha Brinson said. “The doors never opened, and he is not going to shave,” Tabatha Brinson said.

[ ORIGINAL STORY: Emotional drive-thru reunion for WWII vet, wife separated by pandemic ]News4Jax spoke with the couple’s granddaughter, Tabatha, who explained the two were living separately since Faye required extra care. would wake up and go spend the day with his wife, only returning home for meals and to sleep. and Faye were able to see each other every day all day. is asking for donations to be made to Frank Wells Nursing Home in Macclenny with “in remembrance Faye Brinson” notated. said the nursing home staff treated them like family and took excellent care of Faye for years.

BAKER COUNTY, Fla. – After 72 years of marriage, one Baker County couple wouldn’t even let a nationwide pandemic keep them apart. Brinson, a World War II veteran, and Faye Brinson will celebrate their anniversary on May 22. has not been able to see his wife’s face for more than two months, the couple’s granddaughter, Tabatha Brinson, said. The touching reunion was caught on camera and has warmed the hearts of thousands after Tabatha posted the video on Facebook. In the video, W.D.