Soldier Suprises Little Brother at Baseball Game

SPRINGFIELD -- A soldier stationed overseas returns home and surprises his little brother at his baseball game. Shawnee High grad Aaron Gilsepie hasn't seen his family in a year while stationed in South Korea. That includes his little brother and biggest fan, Mathew.Friday night (May 29, 2015) the family planned a surprised reunion you have to see. "I think it's going to take him 2 or 3 seconds and then it's going to hit him," Aaron Gilsepie explained before the big reveal. As the coaches distract the little leaguer, Aaron steps up to throw his unsuspecting brother the first pitch. Matt ran into his arms and didn't want to let go! "I'm not really a crier but I was like I've got to fight this one back. Got to fight it back," Gilsepie added. Matthew hit the ball and took a solid run to first with his family, his team and most importantly his hero watching. "Little kids are always a pain in the neck but at the end of he day you still love him. He was always a good little guy to be around. We always played games and he looked up to me a lot," Gilsepie said. As soon as the inning was over Mat found his way back into his brother's arms. One hug just wasn't enough.