William Getty. Fox 29 Philadelphia.
A Lowe's employee went above and beyond the call of duty to help a family with a disabled child.
"It
was just kindness that touched us and really meant the world to us,"
said Jessica Getty, whose son now has parallel bars to help him practice
walking.
- The Getty family recently traveled to a Lowe's home improvement store in Pennsylvania to purchase PVC piping.
- The
family intended to build a device to help William Getty, who suffers
from quadriplegic spastic cerebral palsy, learn to walk.
- Dave Urban, who was working at the Lowe's store when the family arrived, spent half an hour helping them build the device.
- "Will
got up, out of his wheelchair, and grabbed a hold of those bars,"
said Urban, adding, "I think you saw that courageous smile of his. Sense
of pride, it keeps getting me."
