Boston – A teenager is being credited with coming to the aid of a blind and deaf man during a flight from Boston to Portland, Oregon.
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Clara Daly, of Calabasas, California, says she and her mother were traveling last week when the flight attendants asked if anyone knew American Sign Language.
The 15-year-old had been taking sign language classes for a year and volunteered to help. That’s when she met 64-year-old Tim Cook, who was traveling alone and struggling to communicate.
A fellow passenger captured a photo of Clara signing into Cook’s hand and posted it to Facebook Sunday. The post has since received more than 1 million likes.
Cook tells KGW-TV he was “very moved” that Clara came and helped him. Clara says their chance encounter was “meant to be.”
That’s a nice story. It shows that there are still a lot of good people around.
It is a nice story. Airlines spend a lot of money and waste a lot of it. Why don’t they give classes to their flight attendants? Let it be voluntary. It may boost their ratings when they are down.