Albert St. Clair Sr. has made it a priority to help those facing homelessness, particularly veterans. On Friday, he found himself on the other end of other people’s generosity. Businesses and …
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The group poses together prior to repairs beginning on St. Clair’s vehicle.
Veterans and others who attended a surprise event Friday for Albert St. Clair say a prayer in the parking lot of 5 Star Auto Plaza. Lyle Whitworth photo.
