Here is a touching story that should be read. You will not here stuff like this very often.

W hat can you do to express appreciation to someone for saving your life? Ed Hearn found the answer on a farm in southeast Kansas. That’s where he was host of a dream deer hunt with Chuck Satterwhite of Macclenny, Fla., a childhood friend who donated his kidney to Hearn in 2001.

“When someone sacrifices like Chuck did, you’d do anything for him. I knew he really wanted to hunt in Kansas, so I wanted to make it happen. “That was just one small way I could show my gratitude.”

To read the whole story,

A hunt with Ed Hearn for a way to say thanks

By: BRENT FRAZEE
The Kansas City Star

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