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As a professional photographer,Kelsei Frazier, 30 years old, from Pace, Florida, takesfamily photos everyday. But whenBrittney Butler, 29, held out his hand to make family portraits, she wanted something special: pictures of herself, his daughter, his mother, andhis grandmother, Four generations of his family.

"The only thing that Brittney asked was to getfamily photos with his grandmother, because she regrets not having more pictures while hisgrandfather was alive, "Frazier saidBetter life. "He died four days before his 64th wedding anniversary with the love of his life. »

In early October, Frazier directed towardsHollande farms in Milton, Florida, to make a photo shoot with Brittney and his children, as well as his 56-year-old mother,Teresa Butler, And his grandmother aged 88,Betty faxon.

While taking pictures, Frazier heard a lot of stories about Betty's life, which sounds straight out of aHollywood movie. She met her husband in a local coffee where she worked as a cashier while he was a circulation controllerin the navy. They spent six and a half years together and had seven children.

The love of the shared family was palpable, and filming in Frazier thinking about how important it is to take pictures like these.

"He made me think of how many of us choose to jump to take pictures because we are not like the way we look or our outfits are not perfect," she says. "We take fair share. But we lack these moments and, as you see with Brittney, she wants she had done earlier when her grandfather was still alive. »

On October 8, photos of Frazier de Butler and his family were shared on theLove Facebook What MattersWhere they went viral and touched many hearts.

"It's wonderful," a Facebook user wrote. "Get recordings in his voice and letters to grandparents and grandparents. I have thousands of photos, jewels and cards. But I miss their voices. And now something tangible in your hands-as a letter-N'a price. "

"So pretty!" Another Facebook user wrote. "I would like to have pictures of my mom with all my grandchildren! »

Frazier was surprised that the photos exploded the way they did it, but she is happy that people find them soinspiring.

If people learn something to see these pictures, Frazier hopes it's "Do not wait until you are at the ideal weight or worry about perfect matching outfits. Gather your family and get the images made. We never know what tomorrow us! "

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