SOLVED: 💔 Grandma Missing 60-Days Underwater... The Case of Rochelle Stanfield
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2023
- Today we dive into a heartbreaking case involving a missing 84-year-old widowed grandmother, Rochelle Stanfield, who drove herself into the Mississippi after deciding it was her time to go. This documentary isn't just any investigation and recovery mission - it's a testament to the power of community and the resilience of the human spirit.
As we begin, we must confess that the odds are stacked against us. Jared finds himself battling a pounding headache and illness, which adds an extra layer of difficulty to the already challenging task ahead. The fear of potential complications, such as ear problems during the dive, looms. However, Jared is determined to proceed cautiously and ensure everyone's safety. If circumstances become too risky, he may need to postpone the mission temporarily. But rest assured, Jared will persevere and find a way to bring closure to Rochelle Stanfield's family.
To set the stage, imagine a scenario, of your own grandmother, attempting to take her own life but failing, only to try again later in the year, driving herself into the Mississippi River. Thankfully, a local fisherman witnesses this distressing scene and called out, offering assistance. Yet, our grandma defiantly responds, assuring him that she'll be just fine. This incident sheds light on a larger, often overlooked issue in our society.
While much attention has been given to the tragic statistic of 22 veterans per day taking their own lives, it is startling to discover that more seniors actually succumb to this heartbreaking fate daily. Why aren't we discussing it? Why aren't we taking action? Loneliness emerges as the leading cause behind the alarming number of senior suicides. Today, we focus on one specific grandmother, an 84-year-old widow deeply cherished by her community and family. But what drives our seniors to such extreme measures? We must find answers and bring attention to this pressing concern in so much as we do our veterans.
This documentary not only serves as a platform for sharing these stories, but it also enables us to continue our mission of aiding families and law enforcement free of charge. By highlighting these struggles, we hope to inspire change and foster a supportive environment for those in need. Today, we stand on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River, ready to unravel the tale of Jaime, a granddaughter whose son's uncle happens to be the sheriff. Rest assured, this is not a case where law enforcement lacks interest; rather, it's a story of communities rallying together when resources are scarce.
Throughout the unfolding of this documentary, we will bear witness to the stories of the lost and those in desperate need of help. Local agencies and families alike require our support, and it is our duty to provide it. Our target lies approximately 220 feet out and 70 feet deep in the river's depths. AWP is fully committed to utilizing our skills and resources to bring this grandmother home to her family. Your presence and engagement in this journey are deeply appreciated as we strive to make a difference.
Now, let's dive into the preparations for today's search as we discuss the details, and we learn that the grandmother's vehicle, a white Lincoln Navigator SUV, is believed to be submerged in the river. With two months having passed, the sonar readings and lack of silt accumulation give us hope that the vehicle remains visible on the riverbed.
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There will never be enough words that I could say to thank Jared and Adventures with Purpose for what they did not only for me and my family but for a whole community of people who loved my Nana. When all hope felt lost they came in and found closure for me and my family. They showed the upmost respect to our every wish and were willing to come across the country to risk their lives to do what they did. So Jared thank you so much again for everything!! Without yall I would never have found peace after such a tragedy !! What you do is truly the most selfless act one could do. You risked your life for a stranger when you didn't have to. Please everyone donate to Adventures with Purpose if you can. What they are doing is helping so many people find peace and closure when all seems lost. Thank you. I will FOREVER be thankful. And thank you for creating such a beautiful documentary that I know is going to save lives and help people.💚
Dear Jamie, family and friends, my heart breaks for you all, thankfully Jared and the team were able to bring her home ❤💜❤
Jaime,
I want you to know that every heartfelt sentiment you've expressed is reciprocated tenfold. I am sincerely grateful that Adventures With Purpose has been able to provide some solace to you and your family in the midst of your profound loss and that you have allowed us to share your Nana's struggles and her story.
Losing your Nana, Rochelle, was undoubtedly a tremendous hardship. To endure such an experience is unimaginably difficult, and our deepest sympathies are with you. The love that you and your family have for Rochelle shines through in your every word, and we were incredibly humbled to be able to honor her memory in our search and recovery of her.
The Adventures With Purpose, "Purpose", has changed from diving for trash to clean up the environment to what it is now, to provide assistance to those who felt as though all hope was lost. To know that we have achieved that for you and your family is both humbling and empowering. Our work is often challenging and requires great sacrifice, but messages like yours remind us of why we do what we do. It reinforces our mission and gives us the strength to continue our work, despite the difficulties we may encounter.
Your words are a testament to the fact that every risk we take, every river we dive into, is worth it if we can bring peace to even one family suffering from the loss of a loved one.
The fact that you've taken the time to encourage others to support our mission is so incredibly generous of you for as you know, we step into every mission free of charge. Your strength and resilience, in the face of such adversity, are truly inspiring. It's this kind of selflessness that fuels our mission, and we thank you for spreading the word.
The documentary, while created to highlight our work, is most importantly a tribute to the lives of those we've found, like your Nana. It's our hope that this piece will inspire others to take action, save lives, and assist people in finding peace, just as we've been able to do for you, but also allows others to find AWP in the same way your family did, and was able to reach out to us for assistance.
Thank you, Jaime. Your enduring appreciation means more than you could possibly know. We will continue to honor your Nana's memory in all that we do, and we hope that you and your family find comfort in the memories of the love you shared with her.
With deepest respect,
Jared and the Adventures With Purpose Team
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I'm so sorry for your loss, there are no words I can say to make it hurt less, so all I will say is that I will say a prayer for you and your family. Same to you and your team Jarad xx
I’m so sorry for yours and your family’s loss 😢
Jared if only we had people like you in the uk!
I’m 63 years old. Been a widow for 32 years. Never remarried. I have 5 kids and 17 grandkids. And yet, loneliness, is the hardest thing I’ve done. Thought of leaving this earth more than once. Thank you , Jared, for bringing more attention to this. We need our family. They don’t even understand being alone and how rough it is.
its very sad that in this age of information and ease of communication, we have lost the sense of unity as a society. How much wisdom used to be handed down, from the elderly to the young. lost my grandma two years ago, and its been crazy. One really don't know what one has till its lost. Hope you can find everyday peace and happiness. Don't give up, and don't second guess about calling these loved ones and seeking them out. while you may think its a bother, i promise they will treasure it once you're gone!
Leaving this earth, when you have your precious kids and grandkids? Please don't. They need grandma.
That's the issue with modern society. 50-100 years ago many kids, parents, grandparents even great-grandparents lived in one house and often at least one family member was staying at home all the time while the other one was working. But nowadays, due to the horrendous prices for rent and for buying/building a big enough house, it pretty much became impossible to live that way, especially in bigger/more crowded cities.
You are very loved and needed here by your family ❤
I’m 43 and in a similar situation, sounds silly but just make one day at a time ❤
The way she popped up out of that vehicle and said "here I am, take me home." Crazy! RIP grandma.
i was surprised as when the gu y josh i think, said was she floating jarred said no she were stuck, but then up she pops, when they start puling the line on the truck.
Easily one of the best RUclips channels ever. Truly remarkable work.
As a senior myself I learned quickly that I did not like living alone. So I gave up my house and moved in with my daughter and her family. Best decision I ever made.
This is why I'm so grateful my parents moved within a couple miles of me - while they did it to be close to their granddaughter, I am happy they're close so when they're losing their ability to care for themselves, I'm close by. And once one of them is alone (hopefully very far in the future), I intend to pass my house to my daughter and move in with my remaining parent. They will never be alone unless it's by their choice.
Bless your Daughter.
@WendsH You're a beautiful soul. I pray you have so many more happy years with your people. I'm only 40, my sweet Mama passed away at 59. She was a light in this world. And I miss her every single day. Treasure every moment. We are not guaranteed tomorrow.
Wends,
Thank you for being a good daughter❤️
Jessie,
Sending you all the hugs.
You are absolutely right
My grandfather took his own life at 76. When we think of suicide, we think of teens and young adults because “they’re gone too soon.” Even a day before you’re meant to go is too soon. The elderly are the forgotten demographic in this conversation, and it’s heartbreaking.
My Grandpa took his life as well he had diabetes & was going blind. Didn’t want anyone taking care of him 😔
@@Jessica_Ruth Please keep your crappy bronze age fanfiction to yourself please.
@@Jessica_Ruthugh here comes the Jesus people. Keep your religion to yourself no one needs to be preached at.
People aged over 60 have statistically higher rates of suicide, same with 25-44. I'm sorry about your Granpa
God Bless ❤
Jared, Thank you for not giving up on society. When society gave up on you.
I appreciate you.
✌️💪❤️
I believe Jared knew the majority of us who would have his back.
: )
My grandson ran across this video and called me. It sparked his interest because he lives near the Mississippi river in Illinois. What he didn't know is that Rochelle is a member of my extended family. I have many family members in Tiptonville and Ridgely, TN. This is heart breaking to watch but I am so glad you found her. Thank you so much for the sacrifices you made to bring her home for her family.
Can we take a moment to appreciate Jared for coming out sick as a dog to bring this woman home? What a legend.
Jared is a net gain for society as a whole, and we are lucky as hell that he cares like he does.
My thoughts exactly. The poor guy was miserable and having to do what he did in such terrible weather . Huge respect for him.
Bless his heart, you could tell he was struggling both emotionally and physically. Hopefully he got to doctor right afterwards.
Yes!!! This video was a lot different from the others, you can tell that he really doesn’t feel good. True sacrifice for the well being of others!❤❤❤
Much respect you you all Jared, wish one day we can help you along the way.
I think what breaks me in these videos that I’m use to police calling the victims “the body” and here they always call them by their name, as if they haven’t left us. It makes it feel so much more personal and I can’t help but cry
To be fair, police usually do use more sensitivity when dealing with families. As an ex Firefighter we focussed on the job and our training, and although we tried to be sensitive to some humanity we had to turn humanity off at times to do the very difficult tasks that we sometimes were faced with. We can't personalize every single death and accident victim and function at our task. We think about it later, and then let it go. When dealing with families, tht contact is usually much more sensitive. It is the nature of documentaries that you catch professional rescue or recovery lingo that is not intended for the family. Of course I agree that AWP is stellar, but lets not sell other divers and LEO's short. A;lmost everyone does their best to respect the sensitivity of a family losing a loved one.
It’s what’s taught, these are people risking their lives to help others. The use of a word doesn’t take away from the incredible job they do.
@@EllieDaisy I never said it did? It highlighted their compassion
@@Sakine-animate good I’m glad you agree! Need to applaud all those that help in the recovery.
@@Databyter oh of course! No I understand why they do that, I was just saying the fact that they do use their names is what causes me to cry in these videos. Not trying to downplay any of rescuers at all. This just hits different because of how personal they make it.
Loneliness is an ugly thing to go through. Being alone and you feel nobody cares. Thank you for your work.
JARED I THIN I SPEAK FOR ALL OF US THAT HAVE BEEN WITH YOU SINCE DAY 1, GOD BLESS YOU & YOUR FAMILY FOR ALL YOU DO FOR THE BROKENHEARTED FAMILIES OUT HERE! WE LOVE YOU!! CHERYL FROM WISCONSIN
I wept. Grandma did not want you to suffer a ruptured eardrum. I hope you recover. Peace and blessings to her family
Sending out my love for you since you stated this was also your grandmother ❤❤
@@hillaryhall255it’s not, you didn’t read it correctly
Jared probably doesn't care about a ruptured eardrum. He risked his health to give a family peace
@@hemiprice4016he didn’t care but someone else cared for him.
@@hemiprice4016I think he cared. He mentioned it at the beginning. Also, I heard it's quite painful.
As I watched this I know older people gets lonely. I am retired from just over 45 years on home health care. It amazes me that what you show us is your kindness and respect for closure. Thanks for your respect.
I've put far too many people into body bags than I would care to remember as a firefighter. I've also done some diving and my dad was a mortician. The guys on this channel are a special breed. At the end of the day, it's all for the family. Props for their professionalism in these cases.
Thank you for the endearing message.
Also, thank you to your father for choosing a non-traditional occupation.
Thank you for your service to your community.
THANKS FOR YOUR VERY VERY VERY BRAVE WORK VERY FEW MEN WANT TO DO THAT TYPE OF JOB YOUR A SPECIAL BREED ALSO SIR GOD BLESS YOU F O R E V E R
This is one of the saddest ones I ever watched
Thank you for your services. We appreciate you!
Bless everyone who helped to bring Grandma home to her loved ones. May she forever rest in peace now.
I been in that river several times being an ex emergency squad member in Arkansas,that is not an easy task!Thank you Brother for everything you do:-)
Thank YOU, Frankie. Be well❤️
I'm a vet, and it broke my heart to find out that many seniors take their lives everyday. I recently retired after serving for 20 years. I took my life savings and moved my sister, niece, and mother into a single house in Nova Scotia. Probably the best decision of my life as my Mother id dying from ALS and she does not suffer alone. I do all I can to not have regrets.
My fiancé is a Marine and was KIA but I wanted to say thank you for your service, before his last deployment he was having bad PTSD, suicidal thoughts, alcohol abuse, etc. and he was retiring after his last deployment. Sadly he never made it back but I’m thankful for those who did. Freedom isn’t free, people tend to take it for granted. I’m sorry for your loss, I hope you have a good support system around you now.
Thank you again for your service.
Semper Fi 🫡❤️
That was very sweet of you.
Amazing thing to do, I applaud you!
That's wonderful. what a difference it will make in their lives.
Thank you for your service and I am sorry your Mom and all of you are going through her fight with ALS. You are a wonderful son and I have a feeling my sons will do the same for me when that time comes. God bless you and your family. A special hug for your Momma.
If someone saw her do this...why didn't the police send in divers and retrieve her body? I find it despicable that they left her down there for two months. Thank you for doing this, it must have brought the family a lot of comfort.
This is my exact thought. So far your comment is the only one I've seen.
I was thinking this as well and they left her there for 2 months
That my exact thought because how is no one talking about this is the person saw it why did the police call divers automatically she would be alive but leave her there 2 months with someone seeing it is crazy to me
Many times, these smaller towns or counties just don't have the funding to pay for specialized divers and extraction equipment. I haven't looked in a while, but I remember it being extremely costly. That's why this work is so important.
It is because the Mississippi is a beast. Many people who enter the river will never be found. The current is strong and tricky and there is many debris that can kill, trap or injure you. And the deepth is dangerous. Diving deeper than 40 feet is highly dangerous (and yes, I know the car sat at 60 feet). At the time grandma drove into the river the water was 40 feet higher than now (he said that it went from 70 to 30). So the current was way more powerful than any diver could survive. And the temperature could kill you, too. Sometimes there is just no possibility to get the bodies out in a timely manner.
There are quite a few hellish rivers all over the world and the Mississippi plays in the professional ranks.
I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for treating every victim you recover with such kindness. You always ensure their dignity by calling them by name or by their association to their loved one. You never call them as just a “body” you treat the deceased with such respect and compassion. In other words, you bring the human touch that can oftentimes sadly be so lacking. Your compassion and dedication to your cause is admirable. I hope you’re feeling better now.
Also, rest in peace Rochelle. Thank you for drawing attention to the despairing state of our elderly. People focus so much on youth depression and young adult depression that I feel we as a society forget about elder depression. So many end up alone and lonely and it’s simply heartbreaking there aren’t more resources to provide them companionship.
So true, 100%. Couldn't have written this better myself. Fully agreeing with you.
I wonder if they ask the family if they want to hear details or not? I imagine so but wonder
Jared Leisek, YOU ARE A MAN OF GOD ! A good man , a warrior and an example of how we should all fiercely love our “neighbors “!!!
❤
Jared you're a special kind of hero. I love how compassionate you are towards the families..
I’m 66 and have had the pleasure of knowing Mrs Rochelle since I was a young child. I spent so much time at her home as a child as a teen and as an adult . Thanks Jared and AWP for recovery of her body. I know without a doubt her soul lives on and her love for her two daughters and her grands and great grands . We never know when someone will make this decision to end life. As far as closure, it still hurts that she couldn’t be helped and to hear you say how many seniors are at risk for suicide is eye opening. Lord be with her family and her huge circle of friends. We all wish we could have made a difference. She made a difference on so many lives. Rest In Peace Mrs Rochelle. We love you and we miss you .😢
Well said! AMEN!
I'm sorry for the loss of your friend.
My grandma just lost my grandpa a few months ago... and I'm now calling just to remind her how much she's loved!!!!! Thank you for really making us open our eyes and remembering what's important in our lives! Xoxo
Thank you for keeping in touch with Grandma. She will always remember hearing your voice when she needed it most.
VERY RIGHT YOU ARE YOUNG PRETTY LADY A M E N
I hope this poor lady is at peace and with her husband once again , rest in peace sweetheart
There are so many programs for Senior Citizens. This is so sad. Thank you guys 😢
Amidst all your own troubles, you are still working miracles for others. God bless!
This shows what kind of man you are, Jared. Being sick, and still wanting to, as long as it is safe of course, do everything in your power to find the answers for these families. That shows the integrity and the calling you feel to serve by helping these families get the information they've been seeking, sometimes for such a long, long time. Good for you.
I fully understand the pain of these vulnerable people. I'm a senior, retired, disabled, barely surviving on a fixed income and very alone. There is no family around and they are busy.
But suicide, especially to disappear into a watery grave on purpose, absolutely no. Never, never could I do that to the ones I love. Life is hard and there is no way I would make it harder for others intentionally.
Jared you are an angel serving those left behind who are suffering. I wish these sad precious souls could find the strength to live out their natural lives. I wish accidents didn't happen. But it is what it is. And you are helping so many families and friends to heal. Thank you 💞
You're in my prayers.
You are loved ❤
I get it
get involved in a Bible teaching church today.
@@pierreklee8032 I am Christian and do read the Bible and pray. That's one very real reason I am still here today.
God will decide when it's time for me to go. And I pray nothing I do adds to the sadness of my loved ones.
I’m crying along with her family. I’m 73 and my husband of 45 years died 5 years ago. I can empathize with this broken hearted woman. 💔💔💔😢 I send my very deepest condolences to her family who loved her so much. I’m sending y’all a warm and gentle hug.
I'm sending a hug to you now! If I could and you were willing,I'd hug you in person.
I used to work for years in geriatrics, and eventually, I had to walk away, because my heart couldn't take the heartbreak anymore. So many elders are desperate for company and to just talk with another human being to make it feel like they're still living and it's still worth living. Than you so much for taking the time to talk about the mental health crisis among our elderly population.
She went out the way she wanted. Glad you were able to find her
Good job Jared!!!!❤❤❤❤ Since I watched first video you found body in car in 2019 and still watching every video proud of you doing hard work well ❤ 💪🤟 glad you brought her home
I want to send a special thank you and welcome to Mr @JudsonGraham for joining Jared on this recovery and sharing his camera skills.
I know I couldn't do your job but I'm glad you can. You all are special people
This absolutely broke my heart the fact the fishermen seen and spoke to her and her saying shed be fine 😢her mind was made up Thank you for giving this family closer 💔I deal with loneliness myself sometimes its very hard to overcome at times but never worth ending your life 😢
I am so very proud and yet concerned that you were diving with being sick. I am glad you got her and glad your ok thank you for what you do Jared have a blessed day ❤️
Thank you so much Wes! Hope you and the boys are doing good.
@@AdventuresWithPurpose yes we good thank you for all you do for the community
@wesley soup very well said. Jared you are a remarkable man. You restore faith in human kind. We love you man ❤
Awe! You’re related!? Being proud means you contributed to the upbringing - actually I googled the definition JIC (.
feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction as a result of one's own achievements, qualities, or possessions or those of someone with whom one is closely associated.) so, I’d love to hear what you did personally! ❤❤❤
@@hillaryhall255For clarification, I do not believe Wesley Shoup and Jared are related.
Wesley and his 2 sons, Austin and Houston, have volunteered and assisted on a few cases.
I'm 82 yrs old. I HAVE LOST most of my close friends. It's difficult at times. God has put me in a good place. My heart goes out to all that is lost 💔. Thank you for bringing them home.❤
Our son needed help fast. We’re 600 miles away. We told him to call 988 who really helped. He drove to an in patient facility and checked in for 7 days. I drove to him and stayed a month. I’d do it again, in a heart beat. Anyone thinking of or feeling this way, please get help! You ARE loved by so many! Even from people you don’t know! We love you but God loves you more!
THANK YOU, for sharing this !!!
Thank you for your fast thinking, having a solid plan, getting involved, and making a positive impact.
We need more stories like this.
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@@judi_just_judi I’m so proud of him to have the courage to ask for help rather than to just act hastily. When he and his brother were little, I felt like I was going crazy at times. The only option I felt I had was to 5150 (baker act) myself. If I were to do that, I was afraid of losing my teaching job as well as the embarrassment of it. I would go out and sit in my car with the ac and radio on until I felt better. I sometimes look back and think maybe I was part of his problem. Over the years, I know God saved me. He loves me more than I could love myself. At almost 60, I’m still learning.
@@talapeanutbutter4250When we watch a loved one suffer it is natural to feel a sense of responsibility. But, I think rather feeling you caused something to happen, it is healthier to see all the negative choices you saved him from.
You’re a rising star in helping families who’ve lost their loved ones! You nice people are so hard to find nowadays!🕊️😇
Wow you donated $50 and still haven't for noticed. 😢
@@QxZombie77sometimes it takes a minute for them to respond but they will so stop worrying about it
Hi there from Birmingham Alabama ❤
@@1misstamBirmingham uk xx
JARED AND HIS MEN ARE REAL GOOD GUYS I HOPE MANY PEOPLE SEE THESE VIDEOS A M E N
Thank you so much for sacrificing in order for this grandma to return to her family. Take care of yourself now.
I'm glad she was brought home, Jared you are the best, you are the light everyone needs in times like this
Thank you so much for what you do..when I was in highschool my then boyfriends aunt ,fell and broke her shoulder..she was not married ..no kids..and in her 70s ..she did not want to be a burden to anyone..so she commited suicide..gunshot..so sad to see the statistics on how common this is with seniors.
I'm 32 years old and at least 3 times a week I visit my grandma for a coffee, just for a quick talk. I mean she raised me when my mom passed and she was always strong when grandpa passed. It sickens me that people out there just throw the old people away like garbage. Those guys built the foundation we are building our world on. SHOW SOME RESPECT. I know older people sometimes have "weird" views or maybe talk "weird" sometimes, but REMEMBER: your grandchildren will think that of you as well. So, if you don't want to be thrown away later on, then EARN IT TODAY. Visit your grandparents TODAY. Not tomorrow, TODAY. Earn it.
She was an amazing woman. Thank you Jared for bringing her home to her family. ❤️
May God be with you and carry you through.
@@beth2345amen
my condelances for you and the whole family and friends
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Jared, I don't normally comment, but this video got me more than the others. Seeing you doing this alone and sick was heartbreaking. I'm so sorry your team didn't stand by you as you are clearly a very good man. Thank you for what you do. RIP Grandma ❤
I have a headache.. I feel sick.. And he goes out on a very dangerous river and diving trying to selflessly help people with risk to his own life... Jared, you give humanity hope with all the bad things happening these days..
I'm not even from the US or in the US but recently came across your videos.. You and your team are true heros!!!
Prairs and strength to all her family....
I was a police officer for 18 years. I have been involved in many sudden death investigations. It’s not always easy to do this job. In my patrol area we have volunteer firefighters. I have high praises for them. I can’t count how many times they were there to provide their assistance. These volunteers are farmers, warehouse workers, accountants, etc. yet, they have chosen to donate their free time and continue to do so even after witnessing the end of life. You are part of that group of people that are selfless with their time and energy. Thank you
I am so happy that you are pushing forward with AWP and helping so many families find their loved ones. AWP is the OG of water searching and the reason so many others are following in your footsteps and helping families globally.
Yep
I was so pleased the 1st time that I saw Jarod back on the water doing what he does best despite what was happening in his personal life & the fact that he does not have the help that he once had.
I think it showed great courage to carry on, never knowing how he was going to be received.
This story is so heartbreaking 💔 I’m my mother’s caregiver she’s 82 years old with dementia. I’m doing everything possible to make sure she’s safe in her home. My father passed away in 1980 she’s been alone ever since. To hear this story just breaks my heart. R.I.P. grama. Bless your heart for bringing grama home for a proper barrial. 😢
Its so hard for family, I was in elder care since 1982. Bless,you, you wont,regret it.
My brother and I were able to care for my mom every day in her last years. People your elders need help even though they are in the hospital or care home. Please do what you can. God bless you Rosa for being there I know how hard it can be.
Deeply moved by this. The crews who came to bring her out of the water and do what was needed. Giving her respect, and compassion. Thank you all....RIP good lady.
My heart is just breaking for this family
AWP is a blessing to this world, thank you for all you guys do.
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God bless you Jared for the thoughtless way you go to help others. What a dramatic ending. But I know the family has to be thrilled to have her next to grandpa.
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Beautiful......bless her Lord.
I was crying in the end it was so heartbreaking but I'm glad the incredible job that you do Jared and your team is just amazing thank you for bringing Grandma home God bless you
God bless you Jared, you brought her home.
To the family. I'm sad for your loss, but glad you were able to bring Grandma home.
You have lost most of your crew, lost many donators, and then are also sick and yet you're still going strong and staying positive. Jared you are an inspiration. You are a real man in the face opposition.
the LOST co-workers and DONORS weren't worth worrying about. The WORK of giving peace to heartbroken families is so much more important than rotten OPINIONS.
JARED & AWP are STILL #1.
The public far too often is quick to judgement without facts, without the otherside of a situation, if there is or was a situation. Crew that left, not worth missing. Viewers/donors...non-judgmental donors will be there. I'm new to AWP and I'm not going anywhere.
may i ask what's going on?
@@catzdollz9810 you make me so proud
@@lindaswick7532 you also make me so proud
Your an amazing man Jared even sick you put others first god bless you 🙏 a true hero so selfless THANK YOU ❤ from an Aussie fan Lisa ❤
It really shows the power of this river when Mrs. Stanfield was pulled out and immediately way down stream! Be safe guys. Thanks for all you do.
Praying for you all. You are doing a great service to families in their worst moments. I am so proud of you all.
Hope youre deeling better Jared. Youre everything this world needs.
Absolute legend grabbing the rain gear for the family, a little goes a long way and for to even consider that shows how humble and considerate you and your crew are , I absolutely commend you for that.
Hello from the United Kingdom. As heartbreaking as that was to watch, the ultimate goal of bringing grandma home was achieved. Jared and AWP you do great work in helping families throughout the US find their lost loved ones, you should be immensely proud of that. Keep up the good work. Please look after yourself now.
I could nonly imagine what he would find in the river Clyde in Scotland , several bodies went in and never came back out some suicide some murder victims
@@Littleginger30 As a Scot I shudder to think what they might find in the Clyde. I live more rural and one of the rivers near me if you go in they will likely never find you.
I think many are weary of the mean spirited and hopeless kind of world this has become. Imagine living through the greatest times in history and to have our ways of life being eroded by greedy companies and people who just don't care. I am so grateful to know you guys are out there doing this, and it's positive proactive people the world needs now.
Life was beautiful when I was a kid in the 60s, 70s. Yes, my fam was messed up, but life in general was happy.
The bravery, of diving this deep, in such a dangerous river, is amazing. May God bless you Jared
I’m glad she was found. It is disappointing to learn life doesn’t get easier or better, it just gets longer
Even when you are not feeling well, you do what you do, now that's dedication.. Thank you! So pleased you found Grandma, may she rest in peace..
Thanks Jared, for keeping on searching for others in spite of being sick. Praying for you and your family. I know life has been difficult for you at times - thanks for doing what you're doing and not giving up!
I've been away from this channel a while and recently come back and catching up, I've noticed in the last couple videos I've watched AWP have tried removing the people from the vehicle while still underwater and never understood why, it must make the task in hand so much harder, just seal the vehicle and remove the vehicle please, you was lucky grandma come to the surface and stayed there and wasn't lost in the current, in that kind of current she could have easily stayed under even if she was bloated, I am a former Royal Marine Commando from the UK who fought piracy and become a beach life guard after that and I've seen bodies go under and never come back up, just a thought. you still got the job done despite being unwell so big props for that. what you guys do is amazing.
So sad. Our seniors definitely need mental health care available to them. Thank you for helping this family bring grandma home.
Amazing dedication, Jared! You were sick and diving alone and yet you saw it thru what a heart you must have..! Prayers for the family and friends of this beautiful grandmother! so sad!
Hi Jared you was sick and stare with it I could hear it in your voice how you was hurting thinking about her so then stop God bless you
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Yes is amazing 100% agree, sick and by himself with the help of the public and yet he found grandma and the family can say the final goodbye 😢 🙏
Jared, how very noble of you to go out while you are physically sick, to help the loved ones of this grandmother! It shows the depth of your compassion for others. 😊
Your wife and family also deserves credit for the time you spent away from them! 👍 Good job today, as always. 🤗👍
Great that these men stepped up to help Jared in this recovery. Hard, steady work all the Men rocked it. Jared sounded so sick, scared for him diving etc. But he wouldn't stop. Eyewitness etc. still 60 days before Grandma could come home. OMG the jostleing of the rigging, the rush of the river and wow...but all is contained. Becuz of AWP she's home.
Sad, Sad, time that we are all living in! ... Without the Hope & Presence of God in a persons life ( and even then) sometimes the Loneliness & Emptiness that people feel is over whelming. PLEASE be there with love, your Prayers and MAKE TIME to be w/ your loved ones so this won't have to happen! ... Again THANK YOU Jared & AWP for doing this task.
This one touched me deeply. I still remember that when my family gathered for my cousin's funeral in 2015, my grandma told us, "We're not going through this again because I can't take it. I'm going next." Thankfully, she and my grandpa are still with us and living together in a retirement home that treats them well, and I visit when I can, but I worry about what will happen when the first one goes. Thank you, Jared, for being here for families like Rochelle's and for bringing her home on this mission. You are a gift from Heaven.
Thank you Jared for bringing this grandma home to her family. Diving when you are sick just shows your dedication and thoughtfulness. Take care of yourself.
As a 63 year old woman who’s husband left after 30 years, I totally understand why so many seniors take their lives.
We spend so much time thinking about how the loss affects us when they die but, put yourself in our shoes. Imagine your body reaching a point where just getting out of bed is painful. Imagine being at an age where finding a new life partner is virtually impossible for multiple reasons including the fact that there are so few people living to that age. Imagine your children moving into their own homes and lives and not really being able to be present in your life. They have their own lives and they don’t need you anymore and that’s how it should be. Perhaps your spouse is dead or gone, maybe you’re terminally I’ll and your death will be painful. At what point are we unreasonably expecting elderly people to endure both physical and mental pain while knowing that death is the end game no matter what. Imagine loss of control over your life, perhaps over your body? At some point, expecting someone to want to keep living because you will miss them becomes inhumane. What’s wrong with someone who is in their 80s wanting to have control over their final day?
I wish consensual and ethical euthanasia was possible or more possible, we see it as a good thing when we spare our pets from a painful long death but we don't let humans choose that for themselves? It would probably lower suicide rates in older people too if they knew that they could choose when to peacefully go if their body starting getting worse all of a sudden, I'm sure there is a lot of fear when your body starts to wear down and relationships change
Agree with you 100%.
Nothing. Answering your last proposed question. My spouse and I have both informed our children we may take a hale bop cocktail. Neither of us wants to be cared for by our children or anybody else if we get unable to care for ourselves. Short term is one thing, but long term or severe pain. Not staying. If I'm penalized on the otherside, so be it. Our adult kids don't like hearing this, but will know it's our choice. Of course, 80 years in fairly good shape and not wake one morning would be a nice way to go.
It's been 10 years since my dad decided to leave this life and join his beloved wife in heaven. He had told my sister and me ever since we were teens that he was not going to be a burden to us and when the time came, he would proceed with his plans. I supported his decision, my sister still hasn't forgiven him. Doesn't make it easier. His grandchildren (older teens, 20s and 30s) could not understand why he would put us through a suicide. I explained loneliness to them; he had broken up with his girlfriend, the church family quit coming to visit after his Lewy-Body dementia changed his personality, and none of us could move up to be with him. He refused to move to be closer to us, he stopped taking all his meds, and after he couldn't finish a pulmonary rehab session, he decided his time on earth was over. Hopefully he and Mom and back together with their families.
My partner left me for someone else. Total devastation. He was my world. I'm 65. I'm finding it hard to see a reason to get out of bed in the morning. I have a very small family, they're not bothered about me or my depression. I am in poor health. I can't join a club or look for love again.
My grandmother has been a consistent blessing in my life. I don’t know what I’d do without her. I hope I tell her that enough.
I left this channel over Jared's choices when he was a young man but returned as I learned more because we all make mistakes when we are young, foolish, hurt and confused. Watching this video, all I could think was "redemption". Jared has earned it the hard way. Love you man.
Very true. I feel like he has atoned for what he has done in the past. He was young and made an awful choice, but he is doing what he can to help others, dedicating his life to it.
Same here. He could have disappeared, that would have been earlier, but he knows that pain all too well for these families and continues to show up, sick, humiliated, alone. That’s a good man.
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It’s amazing having all those people there to help you bring this woman back home to her family. My heart goes out to each and every one of them.
Rest in peace, dear lady. God bless this team for bringing her home and for all you do for the families.
This video means something special to me. I am a U.S. Marine Veteran. Last year, I attempted to end things by swollowing 3 bottles of antidepressants and mood stabilizers while on a hike in the mountains of San Bernardino. I knew the chances of being found was slim. Therefore, my selfishness would never be discovered. I was discovered, and my life would be saved by the San Bernardino Sheriffs Department after I was found. I truly believe that today, I am alive only because of devine intervention. I currently see a therapist through the V.A. I have not been right in the head since my daughter died on the 6th of May 2022. I was allowed no closure. My mother tried to hide her cause of death. Add this to past military trauma, and some may understand why I broke. However, through my failure, I have found a new understanding of life. Thank you for doing what y'all do. You have a voice, use it there are people who care, and would love to help. Ending things is never a good option. Hurting yourself hurts more than you. Don't be selfish like me!
Jared, your tenacity and unwavering compassion to help victims and their families is next level. You are so right about seniors and suicide. As an ER RN and float nurse, it is a alarmingly high statistic especially around the holidays 😢. Condolences to the family 🙏❣️
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Jared you are caring, sensitive and I can’t imagine how hard this is for you as well. Blessings to All and Thank You! ♥️
Hats off to you guys. That job takes some great compassion and dedication. The way you treated the deceased lady is more than anyone could've asked for. ❤
A beautiful soul. She was always so good to me and my family. I miss her.
You are awesome...
I've been a fan of your work before you were diving for families and stayed a committed fan through everything no matter what was said about you...
May God bless you and may God comfort these families...
Thank you for all you do and take care of yourself....
Jared you are truly a wonderful human with so much love, compassion and empathy. I do hope that at some stage you can build another team together so that you can rely on someone else when you are sick. I get that this would be difficult for you to do though. It was very worrisome watching you dive while being so sick. Congrats on bringing this beautiful lady home to her family! 💗
Thank you for all you do, from the bottom of my heart. You have genuine care and respect and I can't imagine the suffering of not knowing where your loved one is.
I cry through every episode.
God bless you 🙏 ❤️
Oh this one choked me up bless her heart r.i.p beautiful lady and well done Jared and the team for bringing this beautiful lady home 😢❤
I'm greatful you had several extra helpers with you Jared. With the extra boat and their help, she was brought home. Many prayers are always coming your way for success as you continue. Love You Man!
Not all heroes wear capes! Thank you Jarod for perservering even though you don't feel well-- and bringing the family some peace.
Jared, thank you for caring for our seniors and all the wonderful things you do to bring them home!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This was incredibly brave. A 55ft dive in currents. Well done and thankyou for all you do. UK resident and retired emergency worker.
Jared, I am one of your biggest fans and supporters. I believe in everything you do. Thank you for bringing this grandma home to her family 💞 Now if you can, please heal yourself up!!! You are No good to help anyone until you heal yourself. Everyone needs your Expertise!!! 😊 I will be watching You 🙏🏼
Jared.. you are honestly an unsung hero for what you do!! You should be very happy for the amount of people you have brought closure too!
I'm so happy that AWP is out there doing this and helping so many deserving families
Wow....heart stopping .....thank you, Jared....now rest...please.