"She was a lovely supportive lady and very kind-hearted, " Mr White told BBC News website.
Falling quickly into a rebound relationship a kind-hearted woman helped heal my shattered soul.
Since then he has wandered the streets alone, begging and living off the charity of kind-hearted citizens.
In our family, it's two boys and three girls in between my strong and kind-hearted daughters, Bristol, Willow and Piper.
They sent me, and a handful of other reporters, from door to door until a kind-hearted soul let us in the back.
This fist sequence is surprisingly kind-hearted, until, that is, Ted puts on a bad tux and goes to Mary's house to pick her up for the prom.
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Many donated money to the kind-hearted Mr Brown for taking care of him and almost all dined in the next door restaurant owned by a John Traill.
The British regard themselves as kind-hearted folk, and in some senses they are (Britons gave more in private donations to victims of the Asian tsunami than anyone except Americans or Germans).
IR It is good of Jean-Christian Lambelet (Letters, June 10th) to point out how kind-hearted the Swiss were between September and December 1942 to admit 96% of the Jewish asylum-seekers who presented themselves at the border.
The scene that resonated most strongly with me was the one in which the kind-hearted neighbor, Larry, learns how fleeting that feeling of having the latest and greatest (in his case, a shiny red new sports car) can wear off when someone rounds the corner in an even shinier and newer coupe.
Mrs Tellett-Davies said she hoped it would be a celebration of the life of a man she described as kind, big-hearted, humorous and consistently uncomplaining throughout his gruelling treatment.
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