Host: Amy Iverson
Audience: Paul
In this inspiring episode, Amy Iverson sheds light on the exceptional community service efforts led by Commander Rebecca Cobos and her team at American Legion Post 28. Despite the adversity following recent natural disasters, the team's dedication shines through their holiday initiative, as they prepare and distribute over 100 food boxes to seniors, veterans, and their families. Each box, packed with essentials and holiday treats, represents more than just physical nourishment—it carries the warmth and care of the entire community.
In a touching addition to the story, Felix Sosa, lovingly known by the local children as "Santa," adds a personal touch to each delivery, turning simple acts into profound moments of human connection. The boxes don't just offer physical sustenance but also strengthen the ties within the community, echoed by the heartfelt efforts of Lawrence and Sandra Longo, who as chaplains, play an integral part in nurturing these relationships.
Amy also delves into the heartwarming story of Scott Leatham, a fearless firefighter from Tempe who, despite his battle with a severe form of cancer, continued to live each day with undeniable positivity and love. Scott's story is a poignant reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the profound impact of approaching life's challenges with a positive outlook. His legacy of love and kindness continues to inspire and influence everyone around him, promoting a ripple effect of positivity.
Join Amy as she explores these profound acts of kindness and community, reminding us all of the power of positivity and human connection, especially during the holiday season.
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