Memorial Day is a day of gratitude for Americans as they thank their fallen military personnel. However, UFC veteran Tim Kennedy had a different message for his followers on this memorial day.

Kennedy fought under the UFC, WEC, and Strikeforce, among other organizations. The 43-year-old holds an 18-6 professional record with wins over the likes of Michael Bisping, and Robbie Lawler.

He retired in 2017 after two back-to-back UFC losses against Yoel Romero and Kelvin Gastelum.

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A former American soldier himself, Kennedy knows the importance of Memorial Day. Hence, the veteran ex-UFC star shared a powerful message on social media that resonated with many of his followers.

Fans react to Tim Kennedy’s Memorial Day message

On his Instagram, Tim Kennedy shared a short clip as a part of Memorial Day celebrations. The clip was a compilation of brave acts from common men who courageously stepped up and helped other human beings in distress. The compilation included a man saving someone from a drowning car, a bus driver and a homeless man both interfering and stopping suicide attempts, and an athlete entertaining a differentially abled fan.

In the caption, Tim Kennedy wrote, “A bus drivers, a homeless man, an athlete, someone passing by… heroes come in every shape and size. #memorialday #heroes”

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Fans in the comment section had warm reactions to the clip:

• Nice to see the good side of humanity which is rarely seen on SM
• It’s easy to walk or drive by. it’s hard to stop and help take the hard road every time it will feel good at the end of the day
• So powerful, thank you for posting. Sometimes we need to be reminded that there are many good people out there.
• Great things done by ordinary people place in extra ordinary circumstances
• This was beautiful and gives me just a little bit more hope for humanity
• These people were great before their actions. That’s the unlock. Be f*cking great as a daily choice so when it becomes a responsibility you can act.
• It’s good work you’re doing, Tim. I’m proud to share this America with you.

Kennedy’s post is a gentle reminder that sometimes all it takes is a bit of kindness and a bit of courage to make a difference. Those who do that are heroes and deserve our gratitude. This is the message that the UFC veteran leaves on Memorial Day.

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