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Re: Ever save anyone's life? On the farm or off? What happened?


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Posted by James Howell on January 12, 2013 at 14:25:40 from (75.254.60.173):

In Reply to: Ever save anyone's life? On the farm or off? What happened? posted by johnlobb on January 12, 2013 at 13:16:22:

Was driving down a back country road in the rain one morning and found a baby girl in the middle of the road.

She was wearing only an infant T-shirt and was soaked from the rain.

Stopped and got her in my truck, dried her off as best I could with an old towel, and wrapped the towel around her.

Drove a couple of miles down the road to a fellow"s house and asked him if he knew who the baby belonged to.

He hung his head and said yes.

He got in my truck and held the baby girl while we drove back up the road about 3 miles.

It was around 10am when we walked up on the front porch and knocked on the door.

A woman answered the door who was drinking beer.

First thing she said was "Where did you find her, out in the road?"

Fellow gave the baby girl to her and then she shut the door.

We stood there looking at each other in disbelief.

When I got back to Jefferson, Tx went to the courthouse and told my story to child protective services.

Don"t know what happened after that and never asked.

That baby girl, if she survived her childhood, should be about 30 years old by now.

Still want to cry every time I think about it.


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