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Whitt decided to put Jerry's ashes into a bottle with a photo and a note and threw it into the Atlantic Ocean.
"I thought that this would be a good way that he could travel," Whitt told WKYT-TV.
Whitt said she received an email recently from the Alvarez family in Carballo, Spain. The family said they had been visiting Razo Beach on the northwest coast of the country Aug. 13 when they found the bottle containing Jerry Whitt's ashes.
Whitt said she asked the family to scatter Jerry's ashes into the Atlantic, and they sent her a video showing her wishes in action.
"It touched all of our hearts," Whitt told the Commonwealth Journal. "It's just so heartwarming and touching that they are this good to us."