The family of Sudthisak Rinthalak, a Thai agricultural worker killed by militants two years ago, is preparing to welcome his remains home in northeastern Thailand. His brother Thepporn has spent the past two years fulfilling promises to Sudthisak, using compensation to improve their family's life, but says these efforts feel empty without his sibling. Sudthisak was captured and killed during an attack in southern Israel, and his remains were only recently identified and returned. The family, still grieving, hopes the upcoming Buddhist ceremony will bring peace to Sudthisak's spirit and warns others to consider the risks of working abroad.