Olympia: A number symbolic phone booth has been installed in a quiet place in the middle of the forest, some distance from Olympia, the capital of Washington state.

The said telephone is not attached to any line nor does it have any connection with any other phone, this phone is no less than a blessing for those who have lost their loved ones.

People talk to their departed loved ones who have passed away or are unable to meet them here and speak to them in a loud voice and narrate the words that they used to say when they were alive and to them. Didn’t get a chance to say.

A foreign news agency According to the report The phone was installed in a park in the Pacific Northwest in 2020 by a 41-year-old man named Corey Dembeck after the death of his friend’s four-year-old daughter, Joel.

Inspired by the original wind phone set up in Japan ten years ago, Corey Dembeck decided to install a similar phone and associated equipment by attaching it to an old tree in a park.

Corey Dembeck served in the US Army and later served as a photojournalist in various agencies from 2000 to 2005.

When people came to know about Dembek’s feat, they appreciated it and to encourage Dembek, it was decided to install the phone as a public installation. A plaque was installed and a writing board was also displayed in memory of four-year-old Joel.

The plaque reads that this phone is for anyone who has ever lost a loved one. This phone is an outlet for people who have messages and want to share them with their friends and family. It’s for their memories and talking to themselves that you never have to say I need an outlet.

The installation of this telephone inspired a large number of Americans and inspired them to install similar telephones throughout the country. Dembek has also spoken by email and phone with many people who have installed the phone in memory of their loved ones, and estimates that there are currently 50 or more phones in various cities across the United States. have been installed.

Everyone who has used the phone has told me a tragic backstory, and the fact that something as simple as this helped heal their pain, Dembeck says.

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