A friend in need
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- Опубликовано: 26 окт 2019
- Life has its ups and downs, but rarely do you see a swing as dramatically as what 66-year-old Coy Fetherson just went through. Recently homeless in Austin Texas, a photo in a local newspaper alerted old friends he hadn’t seen in years. Steve Hartman reports.
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"one of the richest man on Earth."
Thanks for this uplifting story.
I wanted this episode to go on for at least a half hour! ❣️
Steve Hartman should come with a warning label⚠️: Tissues Required 😭
Coy is indeed the richest man on earth with those giving FRIENDS. These lifelong friends went above and beyond to locate Coy. Clearly Coy’s kindness was never forgotten. Now the kindness has been returned. We all need help during certain chapters of our life.
☮️ and 💟 to these loving folks.
This is really a good good story. These are true friends.
Evan Brinton
They are 😀❤
10/30/19
A very blessed man to have Real Friends in life.
Beautiful!
Be kind to all folks.
😐 Yes! Because it might/could happen to you. Whatever the reason.
A friend in need is a friend indeed. 👬 👫 👭
Thank you Steve Hartman. I do not routinely watch the news, but I can’t get enough of your segment. I want to be a better husband, friend, Dad, brother and son.
Such an uplifting story .He is so blessed to have people who knew him to help him get back on his feet. May God continue to bless him.
I love Steve Hartman stories.
What an awesome story of Hope and Compassion.
Happened 2me thanks again 2 all my friends they helped a lot
I’m crying real tears. I love this good people 🙏
What we witnessed here is love in action, not as some abstract concept but as a here-and-now, hands-on love. What a timely reminder for today's world that is way too short on love, and what a wonderful lesson for all of us. Many blessings to these people, and peace to us all
I needed a story like this today. 😢😌
Truly heartwarming story; makes me feel hope and joy! ❤️
Poor guy...it can be hard...great story for a fine person.
If we all had that kindness in our hearts to reach out and help each other.
Beautiful.
This is one case that has a happy ending. Helping a good person in time of need. Make sense right? These are great warm and fuzzy stories. But, Think about how many of these cases where the good person doesn't get the help. Countless. This is where federal government programs should jump in and provide a social saftey net. This doesn't happen largely. Look at other countries around the world. Surely this is more of an important issue to solve than many of the "flash in the pan" / "shiny object" governmental topics de jour as of late... Just Step back from your pre judgements for a moment and think objectively about it.
@Justin Wood - Yes, we're all told that if anything happens to us then social security is there and will ensure our security - but it's a lie, I know because it happened to me. This must change FAST!
Thank you for this video, and God Bless Coy and his friends.
So happy for him. When I meet people who are newly homeless, I tell them, don't stay homeless too long. Maybe a week or two at the most, because the longer you are homeless the easier it is to stay homeless.
I see it all the time. I've been homeless for almost 9 yrs.
I tried to talk with the local homeless police task force, city council and talked with two sitting Congressmen about solutions to help the homeless. Real ideas and solutions from a homeless persons point of view, not experiments with tax dollars.
Council members say its too expensive and Congress says, they are too high in the chain to work at the city level. ( One Congressman said he liked part of one of my ideas and was going to suggest it to some other members).
I'll just say this, there is no war on homelessness as there is no war on drugs. You deal with the reality that it is and will always be, then work from there.
A war can be won. This is not a war. Homelessness has been recorded since Jesus. Who do you think the leapers were?
Politicians are like doctors that treat the symptoms instead of addressing the problem.
Oh well, at least I tried.
I'm glad there is one more homeless person who has found some peace.
Such an amazing story👏👏👏👏
Best all around boy
To God be the glory!! God is the God of the impossible.
That's all well and good but what about who don't friends or family
We can only hope they find comfort and solace.
REAL FRIENDS not Facebook "friends."
Seattle spends over a BILLION$$$$$ a year on its homeless problem and it gets worse every year. Seattle is run by Democrats.