Stranded travelers found help on road
by The Rev. Kenneth Vanderford
Apr 06, 2009 | 137 views | 0 0 comments | 4 4 recommendations | email to a friend | print
ON SUNDAY afternoon (March 29), a church bus carrying nine ladies and a male bus driver experienced a blow-out just before reaching the Adairsville exit. After pulling into the truck stop and learning from the lady on duty that she knew someone that could change the tire for us, she dialed up James Wilson, owner and operator of Wilson’s Mobile Wash and Repair. He arrived within 10 minutes, removed the tire, pulled the spare from underneath, put it on the bus, and gauged up all the tires. When asked how much we owed him he said, “This one’s on me.”

Our desire is to spread the word throughout your area about this fine gentleman. We are grateful that there are still some very fine thoughtful people in this world who are willing to help those in need, and he is definitely one of them.

Rev. KENNETH VANDERFORD

Pastor, Calvary Assembly of God

Hampton

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