Readers Comments
Beatriz Madalena Volpe wrote: This is so nice! The kind of life we all really have to leave!
Sandy Remillard wrote: May that kindness be contagious!
boblynn3 wrote: It is inspiring to hear of the compassion and kindness of harry and his employee. I hope your son has a successful life and enjoys his time at cornell.
Mulindwa William wrote: Sharing the little resources with others is a godly act. Greetings from uganda especially from mmanze centre for rural development and training where we are looking after 100 socially and economically needy children and orphans that need potential people and donors that maybe willing to support them towards their education especially during this corona virus pandemic.
Rajni wrote: Karma pays without fail when you dearly deserve it. You got it free and your son got it when needed. Thanks for sharing.
Debra Magee wrote: My son is also a cornell student. I am not surprised to hear of this level of concern and tlc!
So many of the staff and folks you meet all over the campus are ready and willing to help.
I had a similar situation when my son was ill, and i found that there were people and resources that put my mind to ease as well. I am so happy to know that a tradition of kindness and caring continues!
So many of the staff and folks you meet all over the campus are ready and willing to help.
I had a similar situation when my son was ill, and i found that there were people and resources that put my mind to ease as well. I am so happy to know that a tradition of kindness and caring continues!
Jimbo46 wrote: My home town is only 70 miles from Cornell. It is a nice area of NYS. Glad your son was helped!
mindyjourney wrote: it is a kinder world 🌎 â¤ï¸...so very caring of them! Grateful your son if feeling better.
Mish wrote: Deeply touched to hear this, shaila. Bless them & bless your son. ðŸ™â¤ï¸