Perhaps you've seen them... She sits on her husbands lap as they scoot through Murfreesboro in his motorized wheelchair.
A Rover bus driver wanted to provide a little help...
That was Cliff Sharp, founder of Greenhouse Ministries.
As things often unfold at Greenhouse through prayer and grace, the idea of providing a wheelchair accessible van to the Caldwell family, an idea sparked by a Rover bus driver, soon became more than just a passing thought...
Christian Brothers Automotive repaired and serviced the van, Tire World provided a brand new set of tires and Mobility Works in LaVergne adjusted the wheelchair lift - so the next step was to hand over the keys to the Caldwell's...
Cliff Sharp highlighted what really made this happen - Rover bus driver Wanda Thompson's simple idea to help a family...
The Caldwell's, who both had separate traumatic brain injuries and first met while in therapy at the Tennessee Rehabilitation Center in Smyrna, will now be able to have a date night without the fear of Jimmy's wheelchair battery going dead, a fear that most have in a motorized wheelchair.