Mom of a Waffle House survivor repays the waitress who saved her son's life

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Vickie Davis who is the mother of one of the Waffle House employees who were inside the restaurant when a gunman came in and killed four people in a shooting in Antioch Tennessee wanted to repay Virginia Stanley who is the waitress who changed seats with her son since she did not want her son to get wet while Virginia was washing the dishes. When the shooter burst into the restaurant, Virginia who suffered an eye injury and facial injuries from the glass shattering inside the restaurant had to leave her job as a result of the stress of witnessing a tragic event. Vickie was able to contact Virginia to repay her kind work by going to a bridal shop after a few months after Vickie asked the manager of the Waffle House to locate the waitresses who saved the life of her son. Vickie and Virginia went to a bridal shop in Nashville Tennessee which gives free bridal dresses to first responders, women who served in the military and veterans since Vickie did serve in the military. The two ladies who were in the company of Virginia's fiance Douglas Lauderdale when they agreed to purchase Virginia's wedding dress for free. Vickie wants to assist Virginia who due to the trauma of the shooting in Antioch a service dog to assist Virginia to recover from her mental trauma. Now that is called being a real friend.