I swung through Lexington to pick up mom and dad and we headed up to Indianapolis to surprise a waitress with a $500 tip for Aaron. Thanks to recommendations on Facebook we went to Thr3e Wise Men where we met Beth.
Or, you can mail checks or cash to the following address:
Aaron’s Last Wish
3120 Pimlico Pkwy #142
Lexington, KY 40517
This is the coolest thing I’ve seen in a long time. I gave a $100 tip once to a lady with a small kid that waited on us all the time in a breakfast place around Christmas and my now adult children, who were kids at the time, still talk about it. I give $10 tips here or there, on a whim bought a gift card while checking out at Target and when done gave it to the cashier at Target who’s working super hard (that was a fun one!!) so I know the extreme joy it brings on both sides of the coin. The recipient is blown away and I, the giver, can be on a high from it for a long time too. To honor your brother by doing this is one of the coolest, most inspiring things I’ve read about or watched in a long time. I will be doing my part by sending a check this week to your cause too — I hope it lives on a long, long time and inspires others to do the same or similar. 🙂
This is a wonderfully uplifting story & video made close to where I live in Indy (Broadripple). There is so much beauty in humanity & nature all around us. This piece reminds us that for each story of horror on the news there are ten thousand good deeds being done by good & decent people.
I think it is a great ideal, to do in your son, brothers memory, and its always so nice when you get a person in this line of work that smiles and does a great job and most anyone whom ever worked in this understands they don’t get paid much and work hard, so all people need to tip appreciate, after all they stand all day or night on feet and have to be quick and deal with lot of idiots that are rude.
I Think you guys are amazing!!! I am a server at a waffle house in metter ga and have been doing this for a long time …since 2005 and i love seeing that there are people who still care!! gives us servers confidence when thats all we have ever done ..I started serving young because I had my children young and had to quit school and work . GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY AND BE CAREFUL ON YOUR AWESOME TRAVELS FOR YOUR BROTHERS LAST WISH…….ONE WORD AMAAAAAZING:) GOOD LUCK GUYS <3 karen
6 Responses to Aaron’s Last Wish 54 at Thr3e Wise Men in Indianapolis, IN
Very wonderful idea. What a great way to keep your son and brother’s memory alive! Very touching and inspiring.
Melissa
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
This is the coolest thing I’ve seen in a long time. I gave a $100 tip once to a lady with a small kid that waited on us all the time in a breakfast place around Christmas and my now adult children, who were kids at the time, still talk about it. I give $10 tips here or there, on a whim bought a gift card while checking out at Target and when done gave it to the cashier at Target who’s working super hard (that was a fun one!!) so I know the extreme joy it brings on both sides of the coin. The recipient is blown away and I, the giver, can be on a high from it for a long time too. To honor your brother by doing this is one of the coolest, most inspiring things I’ve read about or watched in a long time. I will be doing my part by sending a check this week to your cause too — I hope it lives on a long, long time and inspires others to do the same or similar. 🙂
This is a wonderfully uplifting story & video made close to where I live in Indy (Broadripple). There is so much beauty in humanity & nature all around us. This piece reminds us that for each story of horror on the news there are ten thousand good deeds being done by good & decent people.
I can’t get enough of these videos. This is a really beautiful way to honor your brother. Best of luck making the project go on and on.
I think it is a great ideal, to do in your son, brothers memory, and its always so nice when you get a person in this line of work that smiles and does a great job and most anyone whom ever worked in this understands they don’t get paid much and work hard, so all people need to tip appreciate, after all they stand all day or night on feet and have to be quick and deal with lot of idiots that are rude.
I Think you guys are amazing!!! I am a server at a waffle house in metter ga and have been doing this for a long time …since 2005 and i love seeing that there are people who still care!! gives us servers confidence when thats all we have ever done ..I started serving young because I had my children young and had to quit school and work . GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY AND BE CAREFUL ON YOUR AWESOME TRAVELS FOR YOUR BROTHERS LAST WISH…….ONE WORD AMAAAAAZING:) GOOD LUCK GUYS <3 karen