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Milwaukee radio host Elizabeth Kay was prepared with a box of tissues when she gave her mother-in-law a special gift at Christmas a symbol of her desire to save the woman’s life. (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Kay)
ACROSS AMERICA The gift a Waukesha, Wisconsin, woman gave her mother-in-law held the promise of life.
It was a single kidney bean in a box, a symbol of the much-better gift that radio host Elizabeth Kay wanted to give her mother-in-law, who learned the week of Christmas that she was in stage 4 kidney failure and needed a transplant.
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Brian Nowak s East Goshen Township home grows brighter every year, and it s a Toys For Tots drop-off spot. (Above Ground Drone Photography Downingtown)
ACROSS AMERICA As Americans prepare to close the book on one of the darkest years in recent history, many could be wondering how to find true joy amid the sorrow and pain that preceded the 2020 holiday season.
The answer is simple. We look to our neighbors because the Christmas spirit of kindness, love and giving to others is alive and well in communities across the United States.
One need only look to East Goshen Township in Pennsylvania, where Brian Nowak steps in as a real-life Clark Griswold.