Bus Driver Sees Boy Crying, Then Notices Red Hands… What He Does Next? STUNNING!

A bus driver in Washington is being lauded for his act of kindness after he helped a student in need. The one small act of kindness has now expanded to help many children throughout the district.

John Lunceford is a U.S. Army veteran, but he has been driving buses for the Kennewick School District for the past three years.

On Thursday, one of the boys who boarded John’s bus was crying. Then John noticed that the boy’s ears and hands were exposed and were bright red. The young boy had been standing in freezing temperatures waiting for the bus with nothing to keep his head and hands warm.

Without a second thought, John took his own gloves off and put them on the boy.

“I put my gloves on him and told him it’ll be OK, it’ll be OK,” he said.

As soon as John had dropped the kids off at school he went to the dollar store and bought 10 stocking hats and 10 pairs of gloves. He then went to the school library and told all of the students that if they were on his route and didn’t have a hat or gloves he would take care of them.

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“I’m a grandfather, you know,” he said. “No one wants a kid to suffer like that.”

Already, other children are taking him up on his offer.

“There was a little girl who said ‘I don’t have a hat,’” John recalled, “and I said, ‘I’ll take care of you, sweetie.’”

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