Teachers are individuals that help shape our lives every day. During the recent tornadoes in Oklahoma, one teacher, Rhonda Crosswhite, took her role to a new level when she saved the lives of her students.
When the tornado went through Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore, Oklahoma, Rhonda protected several students from harm.
"I was in a [bathroom] stall with some kids and it just started coming down, so I laid on top of them", Rhonda stated on the Today show. She continued to keep them calm. 'We're going to be fine, we're going to be fine, I'm protecting you. 'And then I said a few prayers. 'God please take care of my kids.' And we're fine."
And that's what's good,
Jon
What does every little girl want as a gift? A pony!! Two little girls got their wish when their father, Eric Reid, found a baby horse in desperate need for help.
Eric is the manager of the Bureau of Land Management facility in Delta, Utah. The facility takes care of wild horses and helps families adopt them. One of the horses passed away one week after giving birth. The young baby horse needed immediate help in order to survive without its mother so Eric called his wife Lisa, and their two girls…who were more than happy to help!
The baby horse needed milk every 3 hours so the family happily rotated shifts. Now the beautiful horse, Jazz, is a young healthy animal!
And that's what's good,
Jon
An unnamed woman in Florida found $36,000 of cash on the golf course that she worked at. Wooah, $36,000 cash?! She discovered the ID card of the 76 year old man who misplaced the money and promptly returned it to the owner.
"Easy money is not good money, you know?", the woman stated in an interview.
And that's what's good,
Jon