Politics & Government
Woman Wants to Thank Strongsville Worker for Good Deed
The trouble is, she doesn't know his name

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Jackie Schroth has something to say to the good Samaritan who came to her aid in Strongsville recently: Thank you!
She sent this message to Strongsville Patch's Facebook page:
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Hello, a few weeks ago I was stranded at Drug Mart. My daughter dropped me off and had to run to another store. I then realized we left our house in Columbia Station with a pan of water boiling on top of our gas stove. To make a long story short, while standing outside of Drug Mart, I started asking people if they were leaving to go west on (Route) 82. Approximately 10 people said no. Finally a sweetheart of a man told me yes, he was headed west on 82. Unfortunately, I do not remember his name, but he did tell me that he worked for the city of Strongsville and had a red truck. I hope he reads this because I want him to know how very grateful I am to him for giving me a ride home, especially since I was in a state of panic. What a wonderful man he is and I just want him to be aware of how special he is. Thank you sir.Â
Schroth said she felt ridiculous asking strangers for a ride, and wants to thank her good Samaritan who stopped to help her out.Â
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"I am so very grateful to that wonderful man," she wrote.Â
Does anyone know who the city employee was? Email Strongsville Patch editor Debbie Palmer at debbie.palmer@patch.com and we'll update the story with his name.Â
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