New photo Royal Mail praised for telling little boy it delivered his letter to dad in heaven

A little boy who asked the postman to deliver a birthday card to his dad 'in heaven' received a letter from the Royal Mail assuring him it had been 'delivered safely'.

Mum-of-two Teri Copland, from Bathgate in Scotland, told how her son Jase, seven, had scrawled a note to the postman asking him to make sure his late father received his card.  

Jase, who lost his dad, James, in 2014 after his sudden death, aged only 28, later received a letter from the postal service telling him how the postman had navigated 'stars and other galactic objects' to get the 'important item of mail' to his dad. 

In a now viral post, Teri thanked the Royal Mail for taking the time to send the letter, saying it 'means the world' to her son and has 'restored my faith in humanity'. 

Teri Copland (middle), from Bathgate, Scotland, revealed that her son Jase, seven, (left) had received a response from the Royal Mail after he asked them to deliver a letter to his late father in heaven

Jase had written on an envelope asking the postman to give it to his dad in heaven (pictured), but the family never expected a response

On the envelope Jase had written: 'Mr Postman can you take this to heaven for my dad's birthday thanks.'

He put it through the letterbox and was thrilled to receive a response from the Royal Mail shortly after.

Written by Assistant Delivery Office Manager Sam Millgan, the letter read: 'I just wanted to take the opportunity to contact you about how we succeeded in the delivery of your letter to your dad in heaven.

'This was a difficult challenge avoiding stars and other galactic objects en route to heaven.

The Royal Mail told Jase that his letter had been delivered safely (pictured), though the postman had to move past 'stars and other galactic objects' to get to his dad

Teri thanked the Royal Mail in a Facebook post (pictured) which has now gone viral, receiving over 12,000 comments and 69,000 shares

'However please be assured that this particular important item of mail has been delivered. Royal Mail's priority is to get out customers' mail delivered safely.

'I know how how important your mail is to you. I will continue to do all I can to ensure delivery to heaven safely.'

Teri, who is also mum to Nieve, 10, shared pictures of the heartwarming response on Facebook, thanking the Royal Mail for responding.

She said: 'I actually cannot state how emotional he is knowing his dad got his card... you didn't have to make the effort to do this you could have just ignored it but the fact that yous have made the effort for a little boy you've never met is such a lovely thing to do.

In the post Teri (pictured) said the letter 'means the world' to her son and has 'restored my faith in humanity'

'Royal Mail you've just restored my faith in humanity and thank you it honestly means the world to him please share this so all the staff at Royal Mail know just how greatful we are. thanks and merry Christmas x [sic].'

Her post has since gone viral, receiving over 12,000 comments and 69,000 shares on Facebook. 

The seven-year-old told his mum Teri Copland, he wanted to send a card because 'everyone should get a card on their birthday, even if they don't get a present'. 

Teri said: 'He was an amazing dad with such a great character.

'Jase remembers his dad and is very like him in personality.He loves looking at his pictures and reading the stories his dad's friends have written in a memory book.'

ROYAL MAIL'S RESPONSE IN FULL

Dear Jase,

While we've been delivering your post, we became aware of some concerns.  So I just wanted to take this opportunity to contact you about how we succeeded in the delivery of your letter to your dad in heaven.

This was a difficult challenge avoiding stars and other galactic objects en route to heaven.

'However please be assured that this particular important item of mail has been delivered. Royal Mail's priority is to get out customers' mail delivered safely.

'I know how how important your mail is to you. I will continue to do all I can to ensure delivery to heaven safely.'

Yours sincerely,

 Sam Millgan

Assistant Delivery Office Manager 

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