Kindhearted bus driver saves the day for tearful boy without PJs on pajamas day

Larry Farrish Jr., a school bus driver in Louisville, Kentucky, has become a local hero after an act of kindness went viral.

A rough morning for Levi

It all started when Farrish noticed a first-grader named Levi having a rough morning. Levi, usually waiting with a big smile, was found sitting on the ground with a jacket over his head. Concerned, Farrish approached Levi and asked what was wrong.

Levi tearfully explained that he didn't have pajamas for Pajama Day at school. Moved by Levi's distress, Farrish decided to take action.

A heartwarming gesture

After completing his morning routes, Farrish headed to a local store and purchased two pairs of pajamas for Levi. He then delivered the pajamas to Levi at his school, turning the little boy's day around.

Levi's reaction

Upon receiving the pajamas, Levi's face lit up with excitement. He hugged the pajamas to his chest and expressed his gratitude, saying, “When he got me the pajamas, I did a happy cry.”

Farrish, known as "Mr. Larry" to the kids, has been driving buses for seven years and finds joy in building bonds with the children. He describes it as his passion and loves every minute of it.

Community's response

After the Jefferson County Public Schools shared Farrish's act of kindness on Facebook, the post garnered widespread attention, with people sharing their own positive experiences with Mr. Larry.

This heartwarming story of compassion and generosity has touched the hearts of many, highlighting the impact of small acts of kindness in the community.