A bus driver in Wisconsin's good deeds are rewarded

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Dwight Miller is a former bus driver in the Cedarburg School District in Wisconsin who recently retired after working 19 years as a bus driver that had as his passengers students with special needs. Miller decided to retire this year since his wife, son and his grandchildren are now living in Ohio. Miller took up the idea of being a bus driver with children that had special needs since it only gave him a purpose in life by assisting passengers who required tender loving care but also kept him fit physically. Susan Grosskoph who was his former neighbor in the Cedarburg School District nominated Miller "Be A Good Neighbor" Contest. Susan won the contest to see the documentary of the late Fred Rogers who was the host of the children's show on PBS "Mister Roger's Neighborhood" in a private screening three weeks ago. Miller who is a member of the Friendship Ministries which helped to develop kindness to his fellow man and woman. Who says "Nice guys finish last."?