The Fayette Shriners used their
Christmas party to do a good deed for a 4-year-old with spina bifida.
They purchased a special tricycle
that peddles by turning handle bars. Kayla Woolridge was the recipient.
Unable to walk unless special braces are strapped on her legs, and then
holding onto a walker, she was delighted to be able to sit down and propel
forward.
It took her a short while to
get the hang of turning the handle bar peddles, but once that was accomplished,
she didn't want to get off.
Her dad, Petty Officer 1st
Class Randy Woolridge and her mom, Gena Woolridge, along with two sisters,
were on hand to help her get the hang of it all. They are stationed in
Maryland and the trike was broken down and shipped to them.
The Fayette Shrine Club will
soon be celebrating its 20 th year in the county. It can be
reached by calling Jerry Mask, 770-461-2772 or Walt Swafford, 770-460-2019.







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