Please do not forget to visit the site http://scribol.com ************************************************************** One summer’s evening in 2016, Lisa Fandrich spotted an elderly man pushing his wheelchair and a walker across an overpass in Phoenix, Arizona. And over the next few months, the man became a regular sight in the area. Fandrich, however, was broken-hearted at the thought of the gentleman’s predicament, so one day she decided to ask what he was doing. Fandrich works both as a health coach at Beachbody and as a barista at a Starbucks in Phoenix. It was while she was going about her daily business, moreover, that she spotted the elderly gentleman. And that wouldn’t be the only time Fandrich would see him, either. As Fandrich described to 12 News in November 2016, “I saw this elderly man crossing the overpass on the 51, in the middle of summer at 8:30 p.m. at night, pushing his wheelchair and a walker.” It was a sight that the health coach found somewhat upsetting. Indeed, as Fandrich would later write on a GoFundMe page, “There have been several times I have actually gone out of my way to drive another way home because seeing him there has brought me to tears.” But when she had caught a glimpse of him, she had spotted something on the elderly man’s walker. It seemed he had a purpose. Hanging from the walking aid was a sign and some lights, with the notice reading “copper coins for sale.” And the vision moved Fandrich considerably. “I felt, why would someone his age have to be out here in the Phoenix heat working? It’s not fair,” she told 12 News. And yet the more Fandrich saw the old man, the more she wondered about him. Who was he? Where had he come from? What was he doing selling coins in the scorching Phoenix heat? So, one day in June 2016, she drove up to his usual spot to find out. And, sure enough, the man, whom locals know only as Paul, had set up his makeshift stall right there. So, Fandrich pulled up. “I didn’t see any water [there], so I stopped and got a couple bottles of water,” she later told 12 News. “[Then I] said it’s time for me to hear his story, because there’s a reason why he’s here.” It turned out that Paul had moved to Phoenix 37 years ago. Now in his late 70s, he and his wife of 54 years rely on Social Security to make ends meet, and so Paul sells his coins to make some extra cash. He sticks faithfully to his spot under the illuminated sign of Church’s Chicken and stays until the lights go out. Fandrich admitted to Paul that she had driven past him under the Church’s Chicken sign for months and had been worried about him all that time. To that, the elderly man – whom locals know to be sweet and genuine – replied simply, “God watches out for me.” And as Fandrich had $10 with her, she asked Paul to find his two favorite coins and promptly bought them. Touched by his story and the tenacity he showed by grafting in the sweltering Phoenix heat, Fandrich then took his picture and, eventually, posted his story online. There, Fandrich set up a GoFundMe page in an attempt to drum up a little support for Paul and his wife. And when a news anchor in San Francisco shared the post, the story went viral and the fundraiser became a roaring success. ************************************************************** ►You can support the channel: PATREON https://goo.gl/KtaKrp ►web: http://watchjojo.com ► SUBSCRIBE US: https://goo.gl/Z4nZcg ► Follow Us On Google Plus: https://goo.gl/JYf9Rr ► Like us Our Facebook Page: https://goo.gl/C5Rv92 ► Follow On Twitter: https://goo.gl/PZ2U1R ►For more articles visit: http://scribol.com ►Article link: https://goo.gl/PCFUs2 #watchjojo