Latest Headlines
- Jerry Davis Receives Florida Farm Bureau’s Highest Service Award
- The Ensley Chiefs Are Now The Ensley Hurricanes
- Farm-City: Volunteers Harvest Thanksgiving Dinner For 1,000 Needy Families (With Gallery)
- When Will New ‘Paper Park’ At Former IP Golf Course Open?
- Atmore Police Charge Cantonment Man With Drug Trafficking
- Cost of Thanksgiving Dinner Declines But Remains Higher Than Pre-Pandemic Levels, Farm Bureau Says
- Argos Volleyball Earns 18th Straight NCAA Tournament Appearance
- Trump Backs Jimmy Patronis For Gaetz Seat; Michelle Salzman Not Running
- Cantonment Man Sentenced To Prison For Drug Possession, Evidence Tampering, Fleeing
- K-9 Tracks Down Man For Attempted Vehicle Burglary In Assisting Living Parking Lot
Dr. Larry Walker: ECUA Employees Caught Lending A Helping Hand
June 18, 2014
Submitted by Dr. Larry Walker, ECUA Board Chairman Larry Walker
On Tuesday, I was driving on Lambert Bridge Road when I cam upon this scene — an ECUA sanitation truck stopped because an oncoming driver had slid his truck and trailer off the soft shoulder and into the ditch of the dirt road. ECUA employees Jamore Simmons and Reginald Evans attached a tow line and quickly had Mr. Edward Egerton of Oak Grove back in the road and on his way.
Comments
10 Responses to “Dr. Larry Walker: ECUA Employees Caught Lending A Helping Hand”
Awesome! Nice people are all around…..we just don’t always hear about them.
Most excellent! My daily browse through the news on the web was beginning to make me depressed, but this cheers me up. Renews my faith in humanity. Good job gentlemen. We do appreciate your kind act.
How very nice, Thank you Gentlemen !
Way to go guys!!! Nice to know there are still decent people in the world!!
These guys are great! Good citizens helping citizens. Just hope the Union doesn’t find out.
The ECUA drivers are so nice and willing to help in any way they can. They do the little extra things when needed. THANKS TO THE DRIVERS IN DISTRICT 5.
Makes me proud to be part of Northescambia community! I’m sure these men don’t think it’s a big deal, but small acts of kindness do count. I imagine these men had someone in their life to raise them up and care about what they were doing and I’m sure that someone is proud at this moment.
I’m proud of them
Always nice to read about people doing good deeds, they seem few and far between these day. Thanks gentlemen.
You never know what you will see when you go for a drive in the country.