Mr2Bits
Gator Fan
GAINESVILLE, FL -- Builder's Care has teamed up with the University of Florida Gators to help a local man live out a dream.
Kenny Goodall suffers from Lou Gehrig's Disease. He can't walk or talk, but that doesn't stop him from loving the Gators.
Monday, Goodall, his wife and their six children were led by police escort to the Swamp to meet Gator Quarterback Tim Tebow and Coach Urban Meyer.
Goodall's wife says this is a dream come true for him. "It's neat to see that there's people still out in the world that really care and want to make a difference in people's lives and that how we feel their blessing to us," said Karen Goodall.
Builder's Care is rebuilding the Goodall's home. The family will be ready to move in March 29th.
Kenny Goodall suffers from Lou Gehrig's Disease. He can't walk or talk, but that doesn't stop him from loving the Gators.
Monday, Goodall, his wife and their six children were led by police escort to the Swamp to meet Gator Quarterback Tim Tebow and Coach Urban Meyer.
Goodall's wife says this is a dream come true for him. "It's neat to see that there's people still out in the world that really care and want to make a difference in people's lives and that how we feel their blessing to us," said Karen Goodall.
Builder's Care is rebuilding the Goodall's home. The family will be ready to move in March 29th.
