Bag Boy Helps Out Elderly Woman

Bag Boy Helps Out Elderly Woman

August 1, 2015

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By Johnny Ornelas

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A Canton, North Carolina grocery bag boy was caught on camera last week doing a friendly deed that is warming people's hearts. Aaron Sanders, a grocery bagger at Ingles Market, was caught on camera helping an elderly woman to her car during a rain storm.

Aaron's deed did not go unnoticed. Violet Baiera was also working at Ingles Market when she spotted the Aaron holding an umbrella over the woman's head, and she immediately reached for her camera phone. Violet was so impressed by Aaron's kindness that she posted the image on Ingles Market's Facebook page. The photo has since been shared thousands of times.

Aaron himself responded on the photo, leaving a comment thanking his mother, saying "she's the reason I am what I am...so all the credit goes to her and she cried seeing what all you kind people had to say about this."

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