A farmer couldn’t go to his aunt’s funeral because of covid.

Whenever Ben Jackson visited his aunt at her home in Australia, she not only stocked the pantry full of snacks and cooked his favorite foods but also sent him and his sister home with handfuls of lollipops. “My aunty had a tremendously generous soul,” Jackson, who lives in Guyra, a small town between Brisbane and Sydney near Australia’s east coast, told The Washington Post. “She was one of these types of people that never, ever forgot a birthday — you know, the type of person that just gets it, that just has that huge heart.”