A 96-year-old World War II veteran pulled into a Chick-fil-A parking lot in Marylan,barely managing to get his car there.
Mr. Lee was a regular customer.
But this time, something was different.
When he slowly walked up to the counter, he was shaking and almost in tears.
He quietly told the employee that he had a flat tire and had no idea what to do.
The employee immediately called the manager, Daryl Howard.
Daryl didn't hesitate.
He walked outside with Mr. Lee, got down beside the car, jacked it up, and changed the tire himself.
It took about 15 minutes.That's it.
No big speech. No hesitation. Just one person seeing another person in trouble and deciding to help.
Another manager, Rudy Somoza, happened to be there and took a few photos of Daryl changing the tire. He later shared them online.
Rudy said Daryl has always been the kind of person who helps anyone in need and that his simple act of kindness deserved to be recognized.
And honestly, we couldn't agree more.
For Mr. Lee, it probably wasn't just about a flat tire.
At 96 years old, being scared and not knowing what to do, he found someone willing to stop and help.
Sometimes the smallest acts of kindness mean the most. ❤️
We need more people like Daryl. 🙏
Last year, young DJ Daniel was harassed and made fun of by a group of people because of his police outfit.
Last night, he was honored by the president of the United States and became an honorary Secret Service agent.
This Pennsylvania barbershop is helping children build their confidence, paying young customers $3 to read stories aloud while getting a haircut deserves unlimited retweets..
“Today I was on my way to Family Dollar up the street from my house.
I saw this FedEx driver, Rondy, do a U turn at the second entrance to a trailer park that used to be Farmview.
I looked in my rear view mirror to see him pulled over to help this 75 year old man get his little cart/wagon and groceries out of the ditch.
The man had fell into the ditch from the heat. I did not see the man in the ditch, but Rondy did. I turned around to go help the Fedex driver.
The older gentleman, 75 years old, had walked to the Food bank up the street. The older gentleman was so exhausted from the heat he could barely stand. I asked them both if I could take a picture of them. They both gave consent.
Rondy shows so much compassion, it made me proud. Another gentleman stopped to help. We told Rondy we knew he was busy we would get him to his home.
Rondy was thankful. He said they are timed for their deliveries but he still stopped to help this older man. Please help share as much as we can. Hopefully somehow we can get this act of kindness to his supervisor.”
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Starting on July 16, 2022, the National Suicide Hotline will be given a 3 digit number: 988
Spread the word. Suicide can be prevented and this can help a lot.