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By Deb Boelkes
The family of an Alabama farmer discovered a moving secret on his deathbed: the 80-year-old donated $100 to a local pharmacy every month for ten years, in secret, to help people access the medicines they needed but could not afford. Born and raised in the small town of Geraldine, Alabama, Buford “Hody” Childress served in the U.S. Air Force for eight years, was a farmer for 50 years, and worked at Lockheed Martin’s Alabama Space Center until he retired. He continued farming until two years before his death. His daughter, 58-year-old hairdresser Tania Nix, lives in nearby Ider, Alabama. When Hody suffered from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and other health issues, he had trouble moving around and was pretty much bedridden. He knew by then his end was approaching and he couldn’t keep his secret any longer.
“I was going to the drugstore one day and he told me, ‘I’ve been doing something for a while, and I would like to continue doing this as long as I’m alive,'” Nix told The Epoch Times. “I said, ‘Okay, what is that, Dad?’ and he said, ‘I’ve been carrying a $100 bill to the drugstore on the first of the month, I give it to Brooke, and she has the liberty to do what she chooses to help someone. I told her just to tell them it’s anonymous, and it’s a blessing from the Lord.'” Nix told her father she would be glad to take the money on his behalf. She handed the bill in the pharmacy Geraldine Drugs but had no idea how long her father’s tradition had been going on until after he passed away, peacefully at home, on New Year’s Day 2023.
By Deb Boelkes
Everyone can help someone. What can you do to give back, make a difference, and give someone in need one less thing to worry about? Regardless of where you live, register to volunteer your services at https://iwanttomowyourlawn.com/volunteer/
Watch this video to learn more. It’s more than just a feel-good story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4tPUHWBrWU
By Deb Boelkes
A short story of how great achievements can be accomplished when someone believes in you. Be kind and try to make someone else’s life better by encouraging them to do great things.
Watch the video: https://youtu.be/OJouH9RE1kI