'He Didn't Give Me A Name': Amazon Driver Shovels Snow For Man In Wheelchair
January 22, 2024
Today's good news story comes from Mentor, Ohio.
An Amazon delivery driver went above and beyond his duties to shovel a snow-covered driveway for Don Wheeler, a man who has been in a wheelchair for two decades.

The unknown delivery driver (left) / Wheeler (right) | Credit: News 5 Cleveland
For Wheeler, shoveling snow is a time-consuming task that can take hours, if not days, given his wheelchair-bound condition. He shared the struggles of trying to manage this task, especially when on disability. Calling a company for assistance is often financially daunting for someone on a fixed income.
However, fate took a warm turn when Wheeler received a message indicating that his package was the next delivery. Expecting the usual routine, Wheeler prepared to meet the Amazon driver outside. Little did he know that this encounter would bring more than just a package.
As Wheeler waited, the Amazon driver not only delivered his package promptly but also engaged in a selfless act of kindness. Hearing the sounds of shoveling, Wheeler was surprised to see the delivery driver clearing his snow-covered ramp.
"He didn't give me a name. He didn't give me, 'Hey, post me on this so I can get the likes,' it was purely from the heart," Wheeler told News 5, emphasizing the genuine nature of the gesture.
Despite not knowing the driver's identity, Wheeler hopes to meet him again and applauds the anonymous Good Samaritan for bringing a sense of humanity back to normalcy in a rapidly changing world.
In a surprising revelation, Wheeler discovered that the driver didn't just do his house but also others.
"My heart wants to cry with joy. It does mean an awful lot. See, I'm getting emotional about it," Wheeler said.
UPDATE: Wheeler got to meet the Amazon driver! See video below.
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