Jul 21, 2025
⚠️Vote for whomever YOU DO NOT KNOW⚠️‼️
Round 1
Bucky Katt (Get Fuzzy)
Bud Caldwell (Bud, Not Buddy)
I know both/neither
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⚠️Vote for whomever YOU DO NOT KNOW⚠️‼️
Round 1
Bucky Katt (Get Fuzzy)
Bud Caldwell (Bud, Not Buddy)
I know both/neither
Strangers Shovel Snow so That 82-year-old Bud Caldwell Can Deliver a Daisy to the Bench Dedicated to his Wife of 56-Years
Strangers Shovel Snow so That 82-year-old Bud Caldwell Can Deliver a Daisy to the Bench Dedicated to his Wife of 56-Years
Two park employees in Fond du Lac, Wis., have been shoveling a lot of extra snow in the name of love. Since Bud Caldwell’s wife of 56 years died two years ago, the 82-year-old has visited a bench dedicated to her in the park every day to tell her about the previous day and leave a penny and a daisy in memory of their two favorite songs, “Pennies From Heaven” and “A Daisy a Day.”
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Keeping the path clear
Bobaganush submitted to faithinhumanityr: (Thank you for the submission, what a wonderful story!)
Two park employees in Fond du Lac, Wis., have been shoveling a lot of extra snow this winter in the name of love. Since Bud Caldwell’s wife of 56 years died two years ago, the 82-year-old has been visiting a bench dedicated to her in the park every day to tell her about the previous day and leave a penny and a daisy in memory of their two favorite songs, “Pennies From Heaven” and “A Daisy a Day.” When heavy snow last month left him unable to reach the bench, workers Jerrod Ebert and Kevin Schultz, who had noticed his ritual, saw him sitting in his car and decided to keep the path clear for him all winter so he could continue to talk to his beloved wife every day, CBS 58 reports.
"We just felt it was something you should do. We are here to be stewards, to help out," Ebert, who has worked for the city parks department for 15 years, tells the Fond du Lac Reporter. “We didn’t do it for any kind of recognition.” The workers say the path Caldwell takes isn’t usually cleared in the winter, but it will now be shoveled every time it snows. “What an extraordinary act of kindness from two young men to one old man,” Caldwell tells the Reporter.
http://www.newser.com/story/202196/workers-shovel-all-winter-so-widower-can-honor-wife.html