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This Isn't Just Any Story About a Good Samaritan, It's One About a Good Samaritan and a 7,000-Pound Rock
Someone maliciously dropped this concrete barrier in front of Nancy Kennedy's driveway. (Image source: WKMG video screenshot)

This Isn't Just Any Story About a Good Samaritan, It's One About a Good Samaritan and a 7,000-Pound Rock

"That's why the Lord has provided us with the equipment to come in and help people..."

Nancy Kennedy of Edgewater, Fla., doesn't know exactly who put the impassable cement block in her driveway over the weekend -- although she has an idea -- but she sure is grateful to the stranger who saved her thousands of dollars by going out of his way to remove it.

concrete block Someone maliciously dropped this concrete barrier in front of Nancy Kennedy's driveway. (Image source: WKMG video screenshot)

WKMG-TV reported Marvin Corbin saying he heard of Kennedy's plight on the local news station and drove an hour and a half from his home to use equipment he had to move the 7,000-pound barrier for her.

"We're glad to do things like this," Corbin with Florida Baptist Disaster Relief told WKMG. "That's why the Lord has provided us with the equipment to come in and help people that aren't able to do it themselves."

concrete block Corbin heard about what happened to Kennedy and went out of his way to use equipment he had to help remove it. (Image source: WKMG video screenshot)

It could have cost Kennedy up to $2,000 to have the cement barrier professionally removed if Corbin did not step in.

"To me, it just looked like somebody being antagonistic," Corbin said in WKMG's report.

When Corbin showed up to Kennedy's house to remove it Wednesday, she said "I don't have enough words to say how grateful I am to you."

Kennedy and corbin Kennedy expressed her gratitude to Corbin. He estimated hiring someone to remove the driveway-blocking barrier could cost up to $2,000. (Image source: WKMG video screenshot)

Although police are investigating who dropped the block in her driveway, Kennedy told WKMG she thinks a neighbor with whom she has been feuding might have done it. WKMG contacted that neighbor who denied it and said they don't know who did it.

Whoever left the block there, Kennedy said they "obviously weren't Christian people because you don't hurt people like this."

The homeowner added that she said she is now installing surveillance cameras.

Watch WKMG's report about the unfortunate incident that ended with the selfless help of a good Samaritan:

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