“My husband and I were in the ER and an elderly lady was wheeled out to leave. She told the receptionist she had no family or ride home.

I was saddened to see some, (not all) of the employees show lack of concern as to how she would get home.

All of the sudden, this AMAZING gentleman who had been waiting with his wife, approached the lady and told her he would gladly take her home.

This man, not knowing her or having a clue where she lived, volunteered his time to care and help this elderly woman. She offered to pay, but he kindly declined like any good man would.

As he went to get his truck, I wheeled her out and he put her in the vehicle. As I watched them drive away my only thoughts were ‘there are still great people in this world’ ‘and ‘We have to care for our elders like this nice man.’ I did get a little info from his wife.

His name is Jeffery and he is military here at Ft.Campbell, KY. Not only does this man serve our great country, he serves his community.

I just wanted to give a little recognition, respect and shout out to this man. Jeffery, if you see this, just know your deeds are recognized and appreciated by your community. Thank you Sir, for serving our country and our community.”

Credit: Ashley Cherry

As a manager I’m often required to work late at a Tractor Supply Store and one night before we were ready to close, a man walked in to buy some dog food for his little puppy. There was a line at the register and when the man attempted to pay, his card was declined. He asked to try again. Declined. A young man who worked here, realized the disappointment and embarrassment on this gentleman’s face, very nonchalantly slid his own debit card out of his wallet and paid for the man’s order without saying a word. When the man thanked him, my young employee nodded and smiled. He was happy to be able to help this stranger.

A couple days later, the man came back in the store and found the young man. He thanked him again and paid him back. The kid wasn’t expecting the money back so, he told me he donated it to the American Cancer Society in memory of his great uncle who recently passed.

In today’s world, I take nothing for granted. I am amazed and impressed at this young employee’s willingness to help others in their time of need.”

Zack from Tennessee