The Christmas season is busy for everyone. Lines at retail stores are long. Parking spots are much more difficult to come by.

Even pizza delivery seems to take longer. An order that might normally arrive in under an hour ends up taking longer than if you had picked it up in person.

This is what happened to the West family in Georgia. They had ordered pizza to celebrate the birthday of their 4-year old child.

Unfortunately, the delivery took much longer than the West family had anticipated. They ended up waiting more than an hour and a half for the birthday meal.

Instead of complaining and getting angry, the West family showed love to their delivery driver, Pamela Kirby.

Kirby apologized profusely for the delay, as anyone would, and even called her manager to request a refund for the family.

 

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All was made right. Kirby and the Wests went their separate ways until the very next week when they happened to meet againby way of another pizza delivery.

It was during their second encounter when this family connected with the struggling grandmother. Kirby shared with the family her need of new tires on her car.

She also expressed her love for her granddaughters, explaining how she wanted to give them more than she was able for Christmas.

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The story touched the West family and moved them to reach out to Kirby in a huge way. Jenny West decided to post about Kirby’s situation on Facebook, hoping to rally support.

“I have felt to help her has been placed on my heart,” Jenny wrote on Dec. 13, 2018. “So, this year instead of asking for material things, that I do not really need, I have asked to help this sweet woman out.”

The response the family received was even better than they’d expected. An update shared by Jenny explained that because of “an outpouring of love to help Pam” she would receive new tires, gifts for her granddaughters, and hundreds of dollars worth of gift cards.

In the end, Jenny said Pam would be receiving “4 new tires, an oil change, $825 in gift cards, and tons of toys/books/clothes for her granddaughters!”

“God is good!!” Jenny added. From there she surprised Kirby on camera. Watch her reaction when she realizes she’s not really there to deliver drinks.

“God is so good,” Pam told 11 Alive, echoing the words from Jenny’s Facebook post. It seems these women connected on a deep level of faith and compassion.

“We just wanted to be able to come alongside her and help ease her burdens and… to inspire others too, to do the same,” Jenny said.

We wish these ladies a beautiful holiday season and hope this story will indeed inspire people to reach out to others.