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After giving up an active lifestyle of softball and belly dancing, Delilah Weeks said the gift was life-changing.

TMSG: Firefighters Help Fire Victim Some of the coolest stories you'll hear all day come early in the morning. Usually around 5 or 10 minutes before the top of the hour during The Bobby Bones Show. You can hear the Bobby Bones show on Kickin' 100.5 Weekday mornings from 5:00 AM to 9:00 AM. In case you missed it, here's a wonderful 'feel-good story.' Morgan Hulesman from the Bobby Bones Show wrote: 76-year-old Betty Campbell had a really tough 2020 only for things to get even worse on the last night of the year. Campbell lived in a shed in her sister's yard because she was unable to use the st...

By Morgan Huelsman Jan 22, 2021 76-year-old Betty Campbell had a really tough 2020 only for things to get even worse on the last night of the year. Campbell lived in a shed in her sister's yard because she was unable to use the stairs in her sister's home and it was destroyed in a fire on New Year's Eve. The shed and all of her belongings were gone, including the cremains of her son, who died of coronavirus last April. "It hurts, it really hurts, especially to know my child is in there, burned up again. [...] I know I will never get his ashes back."

By Morgan Huelsman Jan 22, 2021 76-year-old Betty Campbell had a really tough 2020 only for things to get even worse on the last night of the year. Campbell lived in a shed in her sister's yard because she was unable to use the stairs in her sister's home and it was destroyed in a fire on New Year's Eve. The shed and all of her belongings were gone, including the cremains of her son, who died of coronavirus last April. "It hurts, it really hurts, especially to know my child is in there, burned up again. [...] I know I will never get his ashes back."

By Morgan Huelsman Jan 22, 2021 76-year-old Betty Campbell had a really tough 2020 only for things to get even worse on the last night of the year. Campbell lived in a shed in her sister's yard because she was unable to use the stairs in her sister's home and it was destroyed in a fire on New Year's Eve. The shed and all of her belongings were gone, including the cremains of her son, who died of coronavirus last April. "It hurts, it really hurts, especially to know my child is in there, burned up again. [...] I know I will never get his ashes back."