This small act of kindness for a veteran might just put a smile on your face.
James Bolin, a veteran of the Gulf War, suffers from PTSD and frequent seizures that prevent him from driving or cooking for himself. He lives on a fixed income with his wife, Cristy, in the Emerald Pines Mobile Park.
“I’m just really stressed, having to go back to work, leaving him [James] alone,” she told FOX19 in aJames and Cristy Bolin have lived in the Emerald Pines Mobile Home Park for nearly 22 years. With inflation driving up rent prices, they fear they may no longer be able to call this place home.“We can’t make it without my income, with him being a disabled veteran and on a fixed income, we can’t make it,” Cristy Bolin said.
James Bolin, upon hearing of Boyd’s generosity, initially balked, saying the money should go to someone else more deserving. But the check had already been written, and when he heard that, he started to cry.
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