(Omar Capo via Facebook/Reuters)A JetBlue flight attendant shared a moving account of how crew and passengers on an Orlando-bound flight went out of their way to comfort a grieving woman who lost her 20-year-old grandson in Sunday’s massacre. “Some just said they were sorry, some touched her hand, some hugged her, some cried with her,” Karas wrote. About halfway through the flight, Karas wrote in a Facebook post, a colleague had an idea to have all of the passengers sign a condolence note for the woman. As they got off, Karas said every single passenger stopped to personally greet Omar’s grandmother. The grandmother was traveling alone, so Kelly Davis Karas and the other JetBlue employees were instructed to be at her side throughout the journey.

Source: Washington Post June 15, 2016 17:33 UTC