To the editor:
I was driving south on Pandosy Avenue last Monday after work when somebody behind me kept beeping their horn at me.
When I stopped for a red light I got out and asked the young driver in a Navy Toyota pickup truck if there was a reason for beeping.
He pointed at my right rear tire and said that I had a flat. I thanked him and got back in my car and turned the right corner and stopped, wondering what to do next.
I saw the young man also had turned and parked behind me. I got out and asked him whether he might have an iPhone that I could use to look up a phone number of a tow truck.
He replied he had not, but he would change my tire for me quickly, no problem. So he did. I was impressed by this young man’s gracious offer and his great attitude helping this old lady out without a second thought.
He made by day—no, my week! I failed to ask his name but he said he works for Rayburn’s Marine, so this is my way of saying thanks, from Johanna, the lady in the silver Nissan Versa.
Johanna Van Zanten, Kelowna
