As Florida residents swarmed stores in anticipation of Hurricane Irma, one woman was on a mission to find an electric generator. Pam Brekke's father is on oxygen, and she needed to prepare for a power loss. But when she got to an Orlando Lowe's store, a customer in line ahead of her had gotten the last generator. Brekke burst into tears.
Another customer, Ramon Santiago, offered his generator to Brekke. Her reaction was beautiful:
This lady's father is on oxygen. She broke down when realizing the last generator was taken. This man insisted she take his. God bless them! pic.twitter.com/nCRJXTXEmm
— Ryan Fournier (@RyanAFournier) September 8, 2017
Santiago told WFTV, "She need the generator. It's OK. No worry for them."
Why can't more ppl b like this man????
— Nancy P. Mahany (@npmahany) September 8, 2017
Most people are like this man! 45 preaching whatever Bannon whispered in his ear about people. We the people make America great. Always have
— Mary Weglarz (@MaryWeglarz) September 8, 2017
Florida experienced lots of Hurricanes, It never fails Floridians rise to the challenge. He is blessed, he saved a life before Irma hit us
— gatita bonita (@gatita_bonita_s) September 8, 2017
People want to see more good news stories like this:
I been saying this for a long time, there needs to be a good news channel. No negative coverage. Just good deeds, and rightly things.
— F that biotch Irma!! (@ActiveAgent) September 8, 2017
I can't cope with news & I would appreciate it if there was a happy/good news minute/page at the start or end of every news/paper.
— Doesnt_matter Judith (@Doesnt_matter84) September 8, 2017
Overwhelmingly people are good and kind. We have to stop letting politicians and media divide us.
— MaryMLB (@MeemoMary) September 8, 2017
This is what America is all about.
— c leach (@cleach2) September 8, 2017