Humanity should like this

"As I was coming home from Baton Rouge one of my tires blew out. I was  freaking out trying to desperately find someone at the gas station to  help. I so happened to look over and see a Sherriff pumping his gas, so I  walk over and kindly ask him if he could help since I was alone and 4  hours from home. He looked at me and kind of brushed me off as if he had  better things to do. 
This gentleman in the picture named Klennis  overheard and saw that the cop wasn't interested in helping me and said  "come on I will help you". Klennis knew the tire wasn't any good  anymore. I thought I had a spare in the trunk but sadly I did not. Long  story but Klennis was able to retrieve a new tire at wall mart and  managed to get the tire off the rim to replace it with the new tire.  Klennis's son and another young man were able to help the process along.  God was truly watching over me on my delay home. 
Angels come in all  shapes and sizes. Klennis worked 2 continuous hours trying to get me  back on the road. He told me he had a daughter who was 21 and he would  want the same for her if she was in my situation. I was truly blessed to  be able to get back on the road and make it home safe and sound.  Klennis Anders if you guys happen to run into Klennis please tell him  what a wonderful man he is! My family truly appreciates the selflessness this man offered upon me."

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