Family drives 2 counties away to deliver homemade goodies to Kentucky State Police troopers
Kentucky State Police troopers at Post 16 are grateful Monday after a family drove two counties away to deliver them homemade goodies.
[Sept. 21, 2020: WLWT Digital Staff]
OWENSBORO, Ky. — Kentucky State Police troopers at Post 16 are feeling grateful Monday after a family drove two counties away to deliver them homemade goodies.
KSP trooper Corey King said the Fulkerson family delivered homemade chili and pumpkin spice hot chocolate to the troopers this week.
A little girl drew a sign that read "Thank you KSP!"
The family also wrote "Thanks for all you do!" on the container of chili.
"Thank you guys so much. It was absolutely fantastic," Trooper Corey King tweeted.
What a blessing to have this sweet girl drop by post to feed the troopers homemade chili and pumpkin spice hot chocolate!
— Trooper Corey King (@KingofKSP) September 21, 2020
The Fulkerson family drove 2 counties away to bring to Post 16
Thank you guys so much. It was absolutely fantastic?@kystatepolice pic.twitter.com/mQtT0KWSR8
This Brighter Side of News post courtesy of WLWT NBC 5.
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