Pay It Forward: Convenience store owner adopts family over the holidays
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A man’s kindness during Christmas had a lasting impact on one family. The convenience store at 24th and Brooklyn sells canned foods, soda and candy, but the compassion is free. “We had nothing under the tree, we didn’t decorate our tree or nothing until that day he blessed us,” said Danielle Wrinkle about the store owner, Howard Bettis. He opened the store because the neighborhood didn’t have one. Rhonda Robinson works there. “I told Howard she…
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