VIDEO: Sailor Knees in Front of 5-year-old but She Can’t Stop Crying

Emotional moment spotted on cameras with a little girl waiting for the sailor father to arrive. As soon as she saw him, she was quenched by emotion and started to cry. The look on little girl’s face was screaming love and promises of never let him go again. Only God knows what’s in these kids little hearts when they see their parents after so much long time. Blessings!

A beautiful moment was captured on camera as a little girl greeted her navy father as he returned from deployment in the Middle East. Five-year-old Isabelle Jeffrey was teary-eyed and emotional as she awaited her father with her family.

As soon as she spotted him, she was overcome with emotion. Now, the images are putting tears into our eyes, too.
Isabelle’s father was stationed on the HMS Ocean, the U.K. Royal navy’s largest operational ship. It serves as a helicopter carrier and amphibious assault ship and has been away in the Gulf.

This set of heart-warming photographs capture the touching moment sailors were reunited with their families after six months overseas. Nearly 2,000 people rose early this morning to watch on as Britain’s largest warship HMS Ocean docked back in Devonport, Plymouth. Tears could be seen falling from the faces of relatives as they were emotionally reunited with their loved ones after half a year apart.

Among them was five-year-old Isabelle Jeffrey, who waited patiently with her mother and brother for father Private Officer Adam Jeffrey to debark from the ship.

“I’m very proud because it’s his first deployment as a petty officer,” Isabelle’s mom, Luisa Jefferey said about her husband Petty Officer Adam Jeffrey. He had been deployed for six months.
Little Isabelle was quickly spotted and picked up by her dad. She looked like she would never let go.

She had waited patiently with her mom and younger brother Dominic. The trio arrived early in the morning for Jeffrey’s arrival and held up a homemade sign that said “Welcome home Daddy.”
The Jeffrey family was among thousands of people waiting to greet sailor friends and relatives at the Devonport Naval Base in Plymouth, U.K. The pier quickly became the scene of many hugs, kisses, and happy reunions. “I’m relieved for my children that their dad is home. Now he can watch them grow up,” Jeffery said among hundreds of other teary-eyed wives.

Despite the cold weather, the turn out was massive. Many families brought signs and banners, and waved excitedly as the ship came into view.

Some families traveled from all over to the U.K. for the exciting event. A woman named Liz told The Plymouth Herald that she had “traveled all the way from Enniskillen in Northern Ireland to meet her son, Lieutenant David Doherty.”

Meanwhile, a Royal Marine Band played in the background to keep the crowd entertained, but there was little need to keep them excited. Hopefully, there will be many happy days ahead for these reunited families!

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