Pasadena community's outpouring of love convinces longtime UPS driver to keep same route - MSN
A UPS driver has become a beloved member of a Pasadena community after delivering to the area for more than 30 years.
He recently decided to change his route, but when hundreds of people took to social media in support of the driver, Steve Wammack, he reconsidered.
Wammack decided to change his delivery route to cut down on his 90-minute commute from his house to the UPS facility that serves Pasadena.
"These people out here are my extended family, and I couldn't leave my route after 30-something years," said Wammack. "The same streets every day."
He was inspired to stay by the community he serves. Julie Kimura wrote about Steve leaving the neighborhood on two social media platforms. The post garnered hundreds of comments about how much he would be missed
A UPS driver has become a beloved member of a Pasadena community after delivering to the area for more than 30 years.
He recently decided to change his route, but when hundreds of people took to social media in support of the driver, Steve Wammack, he reconsidered.
Wammack decided to change his delivery route to cut down on his 90-minute commute from his house to the UPS facility that serves Pasadena.
"These people out here are my extended family, and I couldn't leave my route after 30-something years," said Wammack. "The same streets every day."
He was inspired to stay by the community he serves. Julie Kimura wrote about Steve leaving the neighborhood on two social media platforms. The post garnered hundreds of comments about how much he would be missed
