Four-year-old Liam Sadler’s favourite truck is the garbage truck. Every Monday, he presses his nose against the window of his home in Evansville, Indiana to watch the garbage truck stop by his house.
However, this Monday was special. Garbage truck driver Brad Wirth came by to surprise Liam with a toy garbage truck of his very own.
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“It was really touching and heartfelt,” said Liam’s father Eric Sadler to 14 News. He hopes that his son will always remember this special moment.
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Wirth doesn’t believe his gesture deserves special recognition. For him, it was enough to see Liam smile.
“I’m just glad I was able to make his day,” said Wirth.
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