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TO THE YOUNG MAN HELPING A STRANGER!

January 20, 2017 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

This morning, on my way to work, I was stopped by a train on Sand Point Road. The train had stopped, so I decided to turn around. While doing so, my right front tire lost traction and slid into the ditch.

Many saw my situation and turned around in front of me and left.

BUT, one young man named LOGAN stopped. He asked if I was OK and took control of the situation without hesitation.

I am so grateful to this nice young man to have made such an UNSELFISH choice. I am blessed in so many ways!

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