When coworkers contribute $7,000 for new truck, mile-walking janitor falls to his knees.
Robert Reed and others founded America. The 60-year-old janitor works hard to be polite to his school’s children.
Robert has been a janitor at Farmington Elementary School in Germantown, Tennessee, for four months, according to reports.
He’s won over his daily students in that little time. Robert is known for taking on extra school jobs after janitorial work.
Reed didn’t have a car, which schoolchildren didn’t know.
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The 60-year-old took three buses and walked two miles to get to school on time every day. He would return home at 8 p.m.
Robert’s coworkers recognised his commuting troubles. Some drove him to the bus stop after school, while others bought him sandwiches. The janitor needed a truck to establish a yard company to supplement his income.
One day, employees agreed to provide more. After an online fundraiser, they bought Robert a new truck.
Robert was astonished by his coworkers’ amazement. He kneeled in amazement.
See Robert being informed of the gesture below:
Wonderful, exactly these stories revive my trust in people. I’m glad Robert’s hard work was recognised.
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