"The diamond may be late, but their love is forever" by David Filipov, Globe Staff / April 1, 2011
WAYLAND — A few weeks ago, Pops enrolled in a hospice program at the Wayland Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, where he and his wife live. He is 97, his health is failing, and doctors do not give him much time. And there is one thing he always wishes he had done.
Next week, that wish will come true. In Milford, N.H., where they were wed, Pops and Betty will renew their vows — and then he will present her with a diamond wedding ring....
Life Choice Hospice offers patients a final wish. Some ask for beer and pizza....
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I'm sure it is a wonderful and heartwarming story; however, is it truly front page material?
