I want to say thank you to a gentleman named Bob.
I had fallen at 19th and Lombard streets. He had his three dogs in the car, but was kind enough to stop, help me up, make sure I was all right and bring me home.
Thank you does not seem enough. God bless you, Bob, for showing compassion
for me.
Dorine R.R. Williams
Everett
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