Country music superstar Tim McGraw had some sweet, kind words for a young woman who made him a piece of jewelry.

Athletes, actors, musicians and anyone in a prominent and highly visible position hold massive influence over others, especially children. Their words and actions can impact others who look up to them. Often, a little kindness and love from a recognizable actress or musician can be a lasting, unforgettable memory for someone.

Tim McGraw’s actions and words did just that for a young woman and her father.

Berkeley and her dad, Mason, had tickets to one of Tim’s upcoming concerts. Ahead of the concert, Berkley came up with a unique idea. She wanted to make the “Live Like You Were Dying” singer a bracelet. 

But this would not be just any piece of jewelry. Berkeley and her dad personalized the bracelet. The two included the initials of Tim’s wife and three daughters. However, while they spent time making the bracelet, there was no guarantee they would be able to give it to him.

But things soon took an unexpected turn.

“We actually got the opportunity to do a meet-and-greet with Tim before the concert, which is like a mind blow and so special,” Mason said. “We were standing kind of up on a balcony. And Tim, we didn’t realize, but Tim was gonna, was walking by us to go into his dressing room or changing room.”

Mason mentioned that he, at first, didn’t see the “Over and Over” singer, but Tim spotted Berkeley.

“And I looked to my left, and he had stopped and was kneeling down with Berkeley and was talking to her,” Mason said. “And Berkeley just had the bracelet and was like, ‘I made you something.’”

Tim thanked her and accepted the young woman’s gift. 

But then during the show, Tim, while wearing the bracelet, gave Berkeley a shout-out. He told the crowd that Berkeley had made the bracelet, especially for him. 

“So, thank you, Berkeley,” Tim said. “I really appreciate it. Thank you so much, sweetie.”

Tim’s kindness and appreciation are something that Berkley and her father, Mason, will remember for the rest of their lives.

Ephesians 4:32 “And be kind to one another, full of pity, having forgiveness for one another, even as God in Christ had forgiveness for you.”