Danny Agee, a young boy from Temple, Texas, was in for the surprise of his life when he made what appeared to be an impossible request from Chick-fil-A for his ‘last meal’ from before surgery to remove his brain tumor.
The request?
Chick-fil-A on a Sunday.
Like it does for all too many of us, the craving for the crispy and oh-so-delicious Lord’s chicken came for the boy at the most inconvenient of times. But not to fear, Chick-fil-A was once again willing to go above and beyond to serve their customers in a special way — and more importantly, to bring tears of joy to a much-deserved little boy.
Though his family kindly reminded him that they were closed for the Sabbath, Danny’s nurse, Jenny Pearce, overheard the conversation and decided to pull some strings.
Joey Agee // Facebook
Between Pearce and the managers at North 31st Street Chick-fil-A, Danny was able to get his hands on some mouth-watering nuggets on EASTER SUNDAY of all times.
Even better, the Chick-fil-A cow and the manager came to personally deliver Danny’s food order to his hospital bed.
And Danny’s tearful reaction to having Chick-fil-A on a Sunday… was PRICELESS:
Chick-fil-A on a Sunday? An exception was made for this child with a brain tumor
A child with a brain tumor was asked what he wanted his last meal before his surgery to be. He asked for it on a Sunday. His family told him the restaurant was closed… but everyone was in for a surprise.
The Chick-fil-A cow and the manager delivered his food on Easter Sunday.
<<https://bit.ly/2UPU5CQ Chick-fil-A North 31st StreetPosted by KXXV Central Texas News Now on Tuesday, April 23, 2019
“God is so good to us that somehow through Jenny and the amazing leadership at North 31st St Chick-fil-A my son Danny got Nuggets delivered not only on a Sunday but on Easter Sunday by a manager and the eat more chicken Cow,” wrote Danny’s mother, Mandy Agee, on Facebook. “His reaction was priceless! Hugs for everyone. God, we will seek you no matter what and give you praise because you deserve it.”
Joey Agee // Facebook
Danny underwent surgery at 2 p.m. on Monday, and surgeons were able to drain 70cc out of his tumor according to an update from his mom.
Check out more updates on Danny’s recovery on his Facebook page.
