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Teens Approach Elderly Man When They Think No One Is Watching - Little Did They Know What Would Happen Next
Five Teens Run To Help Fallen Elderly Man, Making Them “Hometown Heroes”
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Teens Approach Elderly Man When They Think No One Is Watching - Little Did They Know What Would Happen Next

In a world often overshadowed by negativity, a heartwarming incident involving a group of Idaho teenagers is breaking through the darkness, thanks to the power of social media. Their simple act of kindness is a beacon of light that we all need to hear about.

What Five Teens Did When They Saw an Elderly Gentleman

five young men sitting on couches in a house
Photo by Afta Putta Gunawan

Isaac Hernandez, Diego Ramirez, Victor Ornelas, Devan Ornelas, and Josh Sorg, a group of young boys from Caldwell, Idaho, were on their way to play basketball when they witnessed an elderly man stumble while using his walker. Without hesitation, they sprang into action.


Isaac, who was behind the wheel, recounted their swift response: "We parked and we all ran out. We picked him up and we asked if he was okay. He said he was fine." Despite the man, Jose, not being severely hurt, these teenagers chose to stay by his side, walking with him until he reached his home. Their kindness didn't stop there – they tended to his scraped knee, offering first aid and comfort.

Jose, deeply touched by their compassion, shared, "It made me feel good. They picked me up. I was walking just right and then sadly I went down, and they come up and say, ‘Hey, want us to take you home?’ And I said, ‘Okay, let’s go.’"

What these boys didn't realize was that a neighbor, Erika Tovar, had been quietly observing their selfless act. She captured the moment in photos and shared it on Facebook, highlighting their genuine gesture. Her post quickly gained traction, amassing over a thousand likes and numerous shares, echoing the sentiments of a community yearning for positivity.

How Five “Hometown Heroes” Proved the Importance of Kindness

A resident of Caldwell noted that this incident is particularly significant for their town, as it often faces negative portrayals. Through this viral story, Caldwell's true spirit is being showcased to the world – a town where good deeds ripple through its streets.

To express gratitude, local establishments extended their appreciation to the boys. Sweet Spot Bakery owner Kathy Plaisance invited them over for cupcakes and cookies. "They are hometown heroes for Caldwell," she said, emphasizing how much their kindness meant. Other businesses joined in, offering gift cards, lunches, and even free haircuts.

Amidst the growing attention, the teenagers remain humble. Isaac reflected, "Crazy how it blew up. We didn’t do it for the attention, we just did it out of the kindness of our hearts. It’s just the right thing to do."

Their actions have echoed far beyond the streets of Caldwell, resonating with people across the country. In a time when good news is often overshadowed, these young men have become shining examples of compassion, empathy, and community spirit.

In a world that sometimes feels cold, their warm hearts are a reminder that kindness can light up even the darkest corners.

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