"One month after the deadline" Daniel Henney ♥ Lou Kumagai, one year after marriage, deeply sad
Sep 10, 2024
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On the 10th, Daniel Henney-Lou Kumagai and his wife "Our lovely Roscoe's journey is now over. We share our deep gratitude with sadness, sharing the news that Roscoe closed her eyes peacefully in the arms of her loved ones."
He was diagnosed with lymphoma two years ago and told he would only live a month, but Roscoe exceeded everyone's expectations with his incredible courage and resilience"Almost two and a half years later, we say goodbye to him and celebrate his wonderful life" in memory.
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Finally "Thank you for sharing your love with us, Bubbas. Your soul will always be alive, and good changes will happen because of your name. I promise you that."
Roscoe, which Daniel Henney sent away this time, is an adopted dog adopted after being rescued in Korea. Since then, Daniel Henney has adopted an additional golden retriever named 'Juliet' rescued by HSI at a dog farm in Hongseong, South Chungcheong Province. Daniel Henney has been helping HSI in its activities to raise awareness of dog adoption and has shown extraordinary affection for dogs.
Daniel Henney and his wife "Thank you for sharing your love with us, Bubbas. Your soul will always be alive, and good changes will happen because of your name. I promise you that..." he released a photo of Roscoe. Roscoe was born on October 10, 2011 and crossed the rainbow bridge on the 24th of last month.
Meanwhile, Daniel Henney married Lu Kumagai, an Asian actor 14 years younger than him in the United States, in October last year.
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Our lovely Roscoe journey is now over. I share the news that Roscoe closed her eyes peacefully in the arms of her loved ones, sharing her deep gratitude with sadness. Two years ago, he was diagnosed with lymphoma and was told he would only live a month, but Roscoe exceeded everyone's expectations with his incredible courage and resilience. Almost two and a half years later, we say our last goodbyes to him and celebrate his wonderful life. Coming into our arms from a Korean meat farm, he taught us the importance of life by giving us endless love, wagging our tails, and shaking hands with our feet. Now the house where his footsteps have disappeared is a little quieter, but we will always remember him as our Little Water Baby, our cuddly master, and the president of the Good Puppy Club. Thank you for sharing your love with us, Bubbas. Your soul will always be alive, and good changes will happen because of your name. I promise you that.
lyn@sportschosun.com
