Alabama farmer living on retirement income secretly paid strangers’ medicine bills with $100 a month for nearly a decade; his identity emerged only after his death
- Hody Childress, an Alabama farmer and US Air Force veteran, spent nearly a decade quietly helping people who could not afford their prescription medicines.
- Living on retirement income, Childress gave $100 every month to a local pharmacy in Geraldine, Alabama, asking the pharmacist to use the money to help struggling customers.
- He insisted that his identity remain a secret and did not want to know who received the assistance.
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- Hody Childress, an Alabama farmer and US Air Force veteran, spent nearly a decade quietly helping people who could not afford their prescription medicines.
- Living on retirement income, Childress gave $100 every month to a local pharmacy in Geraldine, Alabama, asking the pharmacist to use the money to help struggling customers.
- He insisted that his identity remain a secret and did not want to know who received the assistance.
Sources: Times of India