Chef Donell Stallworth remembers when he first noticed Charlie Hicks almost a decade ago.
The air force veteran would come every day to the Shrimp Basket in Pensacola, Florida, where Stallworth runs… [+173 chars]
He ate at this restaurant every day. When he didn’t show, the chef saved his life. - The Washington Post
Charlie Hicks, 78, a regular at the Shrimp Basket stopped showing up. The chef went looking for him and ended up saving his life.
By:Maggie Penman
Source:The Washington Post
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