A normal school bus route turned into a heartwarming surprise for a Maineville man fighting cancer.
A normal school bus route turned into a heartwarming surprise for an Ohio man fighting cancer.Tony Way has been battling cancer for five years, and his diagnosis reached a critical point recently.That's when students at Little Miami schools stepped in.Way's friend Tony McHale is a Little Miami School bus driver. Each day, he would honk the bus horn when he passed Way's home as a way to boost his spirits.
It wasn't long before the students on the bus caught on, asking the driver why he was honking at the same house every day.After McHale told the kids it was to help boost his friend's spirits as he dealt with an illness, the kids said they wanted to help so they cheered and waved as they passed by Way's house. 'It was a great surprise,' Way told Little Miami schools.Weeks passed by and the kids told the bus driver they wanted to surprise Way again, but in a bigger way.
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