Jones gifts Packers' trainer scooters for finding ashes

MILWAUKEE - A "thank you" on two wheels, Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones delivered a special gift to a team trainer on Tuesday, Oct. 19.

Jones wore a football-shaped pendant containing his father's ashes earlier in the season, but it fell off during a game at Lambeau Field against the Detroit Lions.

Later, the running back tweeted photos and thanked trainer Bryan "Flea" Engel, who Jones said stayed on the field until 1:45 a.m. searching for it. A few weeks later, Jones gifted Engel with motorized scooters.

"(It's) just a small token of my appreciation for all the hard work he does," Jones said in a video on the Packers' social media. "And just going back out there late at night to find it."

SIGN UP TODAY: Get daily headlines, breaking news emails from FOX6 News

Jones was playing in his first home game at Lambeau Field since the death of his father, Alvin Jones Sr., who died of complications from coronavirus in April., when the pendant fell off. Jones Sr. was 57.  

After completing six catches for 48 yards and three touchdowns and 67 rushing yards for another score, Jones said he believes his dad would be "happy" that he lost the sentimental piece in the end zone. 

FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX6 News app for iOS or Android.

He said, "He’d be like, ‘If you lose it anywhere, lose it in the end zone.’"

Jones later told FOX6's Lily Zhao that the training staff added a pocket to his uniform so he can continue to have the pendant with him while he plays.

FOX News' Paulina Dedaj and Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.

RELATED: Check out the new and improved FOX Sports app