“Dolores Scott carefully rolled up the cuffs of Willie Wright’s khaki pants and helped the 50-year-old man remove his socks and shoes.
Wright sighed as she helped him place his feet in a large bowl of warm, sudsy water.
With a washcloth, Scott gently scrubbed his feet, paying careful attention to his toes.
He closed his eyes, relaxed and leaned back into the chair. Once Wright’s feet were clean, 70-year-old Scott powdered, lotioned and slipped them into a new pair of white socks.
Wright smiled.
So did Scott.
And then Wright put on his new knit cap, picked up his bag and headed back out onto the street — his home. …”
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