On Tuesday I went into Department of Labour to sign for my unemployment cheque as I lost my job. When I came out I saw my car was no longer there.
I was frantic and in the middle of the street just burst out crying. A gentleman from Raceview Motors came to me and I told him my car had been stolen.
He quickly said I must go with him to his place of work and without hesitation, Raceview Motors employees called the police and really extended themselves to me at a time where I had no airtime and no means of contacting anyone and in a state. I was offered coffee and made feel special. I am truly humbled by this depth of hospitality from them.
Unfortunately, my car has not yet been recovered and probably never will be but I will never forget what Raceview Motors did for me.
I feel that there is so much bad news out there that we forget to praise those who do good.
Charesse Romer
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