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Watch dad break down when Airman daughter returns home for his birthday after 3 years
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Date:2025-04-16 19:17:08
A dad broke down in tears when his Airman daughter showed up on his birthday after three years apart.
Derrick "Bone" Kimble of Oakland Mississippi, hadn’t seen his daughter, Bree Kimble, a Senior Airman in the U.S. Air Force, for three years. But the long wait to see her in person came to an end when she made a surprise birthday homecoming.
When Bree arrived, her grandma, Jean Kimble, was the first to spot her. After darting across the yard to share a heartfelt hug, the two walked in to deliver the ultimate birthday gift to Bree’s dad.
Watch the video above to see Derrick’s emotional reaction to his daughter’s unexpected return
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