@flint_photo: Living in a small town has its downsides, but there's something to be said for the sense of community, the good and the bad. For years, an older man sat along the main road through town, watching the world go by and waving at nearly everyone who passed. He recently passed away. In his spot now sits a cardboard sign that reads: "We didn't even know your name… yet you brightened our days. Rest in peace, sweet soul." It's a beautiful reminder of the impact we can have on people we don't even know, often through the smallest gestures. His name was Winston.

Michelle Roy555 :

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️he was one of the friendliest

࣪☥𝖆𝖙𝖎🦨 :

every time we drove by, we always waved at him and he always waved back. i knew he was a kind hearted man, his passing touches me a lot. may he rest peacefully 🤧🕊️

t :

I’ll miss waving to him

justcallmealice🏳️‍⚧️ :

wait is this infront of the Chevy dealership in froyo?

Emmyyy :

❤️❤️❤️

Bentley Dove :

Used to wave at him every day that I seen him

Ayden✌️✌️ :

Used to talk to him when I was sitting at the light

Alex_robinett :

I work at the dealership across from that used to see him everyday 😕

Linda Breen :

I always looked for him just to wave hi n smile as I go RIP Winston 🙏

Katonna☆48 :

unknownsaylor45 :

God bless you sir , my son and I would wave to you everytime when we ride by on our bikes

Katonna☆48 :

Winston Richard Summers 💔

Not_Autumn :

This is sad ima miss that guy

jim hardy :

He didn’t know a stranger.

MP 💙 portillo :

OMG, I remember seeing him always sitting there, and then in the winter I didn't see him, and then in the spring I saw him again. I walked by and saw flowers and I said to my son, "Oh my God, no," and I said, "He's gone." 😭😭

MSwithLaurie❌ :

🙏🙏🙏

Jim Hanson :

The older African-American man who always sat on a chair? I think he always had a cap on his head as well