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Letters
A thank you to good Samaritans
On Wednesday, July 7, my Ford Tempo had a sudden death at 3:30 p.m. at the left-turn lane at De Anza and Rodrigues. With me was an 83-year-old lady who has Parkinson's and requires a walker. Many good Samaritans came to my aid, and though I don't know their names, I wish to publicly thank them. One gentleman dashed into the Wells Fargo Bank and called AAA, telling them to put a rush on it. Another one held back the two oncoming lanes of traffic so that I could get my passenger and her walker out of the car and safely across the street.
The first gentleman stayed with my friend and watched for the tow truck while I went into the bank to call home. Wells Fargo employees generously allowed usage of their phone. One customer offered a ride to my friend and I. These people were all wonderful, and I thank them from the bottom of my heart. They more than made up for the many who impatiently tooted their horns, even though my flashers were operating.
Barbara Gil
San Jose
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Campbell, California
