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Heller Koch (Ritz) 1998-2007
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Our Sunshine
Heller Koch (Ritz) 1998-2007
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Perhaps you shared a kindness with someone or perhaps someone shared a kindness with you. We would love to hear from you so we may post it here on our site in order to spread the joy and to inspire others. Please email becauseofheller@aol.com.
Perhaps you shared a kindness with someone or perhaps someone shared a kindness with you. We would love to hear from you so we may post it here on our site in order to spread the joy and to inspire others. Please email becauseofheller@aol.com.
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A Special Thank You
Heller's family would like to thank all of the people who attended Heller's life celebration on the morning of December 29, 2007. We are also grateful for all of the cards, flowers, food, phone calls, donations, hugs, and prayers lifted up in Heller's name. We miss him so much, but your love and kindnesses throughout the last year have helped us through our loss.
The Heller and Ritz Families
The Heller and Ritz Families
Random Acts of Kindness Ideas
- Compassion and Mercy are Kindnesses
- Scrape the ice and snow off a neighbor’s car so that when they come out to drive, it’s ready
- Return a grocery cart to the store for someone
- Give someone your newspaper when you finish reading it
- Rake leaves/shovel snow in someone else's yard
- Volunteer
- Do the dishes in the company kitchen sink
- Buy an inspirational book for a friend
- Walk your neighbor's dog
- Compliment a colleague for his/her work
- Let someone know how they inspire you
- Carpool to work...be kind to the environment
- Take over your brother's or sister's chores for the day
- Order and pay for a pizza for your neighbor.
- Donate leftover food from your holiday party to a homeless shelter
- Plant a tree or some flowers
- Mow someone's grass, pull weeds in their yard, trim
- Bring donuts or coffee cake to work to share
- Be a good neighbor. Bake cookies and stop by with them just to say "hello"
- Help a friend wash his/her car
- Leave a thank you card along with your tip
- Give a bag of groceries to a homeless person
- Give blood
- Tell your children how special they are
- Give someone a "kiss" to lift their spirits...a chocolate kiss
- Invite someone new to lunch
- Create a kindness coupon book for your mom or dad with favors you will do when asked
- Tell a crossing guard how much you appreciate him/her
- Leave a terrific book that you already read for someone else to find...put a note in it to let them know they are in for a treat...ask them to pass it on when they are finished
- Play quietly in the morning so your parents can sleep in
- Write a letter to someone you know...or don't know
- Read a story to your younger sibling or a neighbor
- Share the last cookie
- Give the last cookie
- Forgive someone...let him/her know
- Make coffee for someone to wake up to
- Add notes of appreciation to Christmas cards you give to teachers and friends
- Buy a meal for the person behind you in the fast food line
- Write a note to management at places where you especially appreciate the service. Name names.
- Organize a toy, diaper, or clothing drive for needy families
- Pay a debt for someone
- Invite someone to church
- Offer to babysit for parents who may need a chance to do some shopping
- Draw a beautiful picture for your Mom or Dad
- Offer to run errands for an elderly friend or relative
- Tip someone who doesn't expect it
- Volunteer as a family to work in a soup kitchen or homeless shelter
- Set up a complimentary gift wrapping table in your neighborhood
- Mend a broken relationship with a friend
- Let someone else have the parking space you just found
- Volunteer to read to children at the library
- Buy a drink for the person behind you in Starbucks
- Pay for someone's toll or gas
- Pick up trash or debris on the side of the road
- Leave an extra large tip for your food server
- Leave flowers on someone's doorstep
- Let someone move ahead of you in line
- Bake cookies for someone
Inspired by Heller
Inspired by Heller
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