Making Positive Karma
Jun 29th, 2005 at 11:36 pm by Susie
EVERETT, Wash. — A young woman decided to call off her wedding 12 days before the event and her parents knew they’d be stuck with the bill, so they decided to have a party anyway and invited the homeless.
Residents of the Interfaith Family Shelter, housed in a former convent across from Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church where the wedding had been scheduled, attended the bash thrown by Katie Hosking, 22, a medical assistant at the Everett Clinic, and her parents, Bill and Susan Hosking of Lake Stevens.
“They had a DJ and really good music. It was a warm, friendly atmosphere. The food was delicious. It was a nice break with people not worrying about anything for one night,” shelter manager Carol Oliva said. “Toward the end of the evening, they packed up all the leftover food and we got to bring it back to the shelter.”
One homeless woman got her son out of a wheelchair, “took that child out on the dance floor and picked him up and danced with him. It was a beautiful sight. Our kids realized that even when something bad happens, somebody else has something worse,” Susan Hosking said. “It was an eye-opener.”
Geez,
Why didn’t she just run away and file a false police report about being abducted…oh, It’s been done?
I’m guessing this won’t get the MSM buzzing….
Nice. Love it.
Sweet.
Christlike. And that’s a compliment.
Well done, young lady. Anyone care to bet on when Fox News will pick this story up? The third Sunday of next week?
Good post Susan. It’s nice to hear stories like that.