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Have you seen her phone? Sentimental value. Device held cherished last text messages of Calgarian’s late father JEREMY NOLAIS
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Just before he closed his eyes for the last time, Garry Horosko sent a text message to his beloved daughter, Caity. “Goodnight, I love you,” it read. The 58-year-old died of a heart attack in his sleep that night in February, leaving Caity with just photos and some messages to remember him by. The messages in par-
ticular had become an important part of father and daughter’s long-distance relationship — Garry lived in High Prairie while Caity was attending school in Calgary. “He was 58, but once I taught him how to text, he turned into a 14-yearold girl,” Caity said with a laugh. “He would constantly tell me random things and take photos of his dinner and send them to me.” Sadly, the 21-year-old believes she dropped her iPhone 4S while heading into the Bowglen Medical Clinic on Monday. A month’s worth of messages from her father were saved on it. “I am just devastated,” she said. “I knew I should have backed them up.”
Caity has already contacted her phone provider and scoured the area around the clinic, but to no avail. Now, she has turned to popular online websites to issue a plea to whoever might have picked up the device to return it to her. “Everything happened so fast,” she said. “Those texts are pretty much the only thing I have left of him. “They’re everything to me.” If you think you have Caity Horosko’s iPhone, which has a teal case, she asks that you contact her by email at caityhorosko905@ hotmail.com. Follow Jeremy Nolais on Twitter @Metro_Nolais
Nothing dopey No survivors in Ready for about DOAP mall collapse the outdoors? Caity Horosko hopes someone will return her iPhone, which contains a month’s worth of text messages from her father, Garry, who died suddenly in February. JEREMY NOLAIS/METRO
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