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    POOR BOY HELPED AN OLD RICH MAN FULFIL HIS DREAM – THE BOY’S LIFE TURNED UPSIDE DOWN THE VERY NEXT DAY.

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    Thirteen-year-old Adam was playing near his trailer when a wealthy elderly man, Charles Atwood, approached him with a unique challenge: if he got a strike while bowling with bottles, Adam would owe him a favor; if he missed, he’d win a hundred bucks. Charles struck, and asked Adam to join him for a rocket launch the next day.

    The next morning, a limousine took Adam and his mother to a private jet, flying them to Florida for the launch at Kennedy Space Center. Adam was awestruck as he watched the rocket soar, sharing a special moment with Charles. Afterward, Charles promised to fund Adam’s education, helping him pursue his dream of becoming an engineer.

    Years later, after Charles passed away, his foundation continued to support Adam, who graduated with honors and became an aerospace engineer. Grateful for Charles’ kindness, Adam started a program to help children in his old neighborhood chase their dreams in science and engineering, transforming lives just as Charles had transformed his.

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