While one Oklahoma mom of twins is a pro at multitasking, even she had reached her limit while trying to care for her babies and fill out important paperwork.
After a hit-and-run collision left Oklahoma mom Coty Vincent without a car, she went to her local Enterprise Rent-A-Car to get a rental car, but the already stressful task of filling out paperwork and dealing with the insurance company was even more difficult with two 11-month-old twins by her side.
Since Vincent didn’t have a double stroller that could hold both of her boys, she was forced to hold one in her arm, which made it nearly impossible to fill out the paperwork. Seeing that she was struggling, Enterprise employee John Goodlett offered to hold Vincent’s baby boy.
“This is John and he works at Enterprise. He’s also a twin and his twin sister is his best friend. While he helped me with my rental due to a hit and run accident, he held one of my twin sons as I don’t have a double stroller. One of the most compassionate and caring people I’ve ever met,” Vincent wrote after sharing a sweet photo of John with her son. “We need more people like John who go that extra step. Be a John.”
After Vincent’s post went viral, John’s bosses saw his good deed and wanted to repay both him and Vincent. “We were so moved by Coty’s Facebook post that we wanted to return the favor and do something special for her. Of course, we are also recognizing John for going the extra mile,” said the Enterprise team who purchased a double stroller for mom and have a surprise planned for John.
“It’s such a small act that’s touched so many people’s lives. What John did for me, and I’m sure what he’s done for many others, has just made a better day,” Vincent said.
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[Featured image: Facebook/Coty Vincent]
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