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Kindness moved her to tears
This week on my way home from work I saw two gentlemen leave their vehicles to help a lady in a wheelchair stuck in the snow bank at the corner of Wellington Crescent and Academy Road.
I felt the warmth of the love and care these two gentlemen had for this lady stuck in her motorized wheel chair.
I thought, "God bless these two men who got out of their vehicles to help this disabled woman." They remained at the corner until she was safely on her way.
I give acknowledgement to these two gentlemen for they truly are men who care and have kind spirits. May God bless you both because by just seeing this brought tears to my eyes and made me pray for this disabled woman and think of God’s love.
— Doris Ironstar-Der
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