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Father who died 6 years ago left son $10 to buy him his first beer when he turned 21

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(Photos courtesy: Matt Goodman) TAUNTON, Mass. - Some experiences are priceless.Many people dream of having their first legal drink when they finally turn 21, but the moment was extra special for one young man in Massachusetts.

While his father had died several years prior, that didn’t stop him from buying his son his first beer.RELATED: Idaho couple raises $2,400 tip for waitress, a single mom working three jobsWhen Matt Goodman was just 15 years old, his father died from cancer, Boston 25 reports.

Before passing, however, Matt’s father gave his sister a $10 bill. He told her to use the money on Matt’s 21st birthday to buy him his first beer.“I know the hardest thing for my dad was the things he was going to miss out on,” Casey Goodman,.

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