Two hospice workers were left stunned when a good-hearted stranger paid for their fuel while they were on shift. Part of St Michael’s Hospice Home Team in Hereford, senior healthcare assistants Jaki Moffat and Katie Hughes were midway through a shift when they stopped to fill up one of the Hospice’s branded cars at a petrol station.
As Jaki made her way into the store to pay, a man leant out of his car window to say he’d already settled the £28 bill. He left no name or wanted any thanks and drove off. After St Michael's Hospice posted about the kind gesture and the mystery man to its 26,000 social media followers, the good Samaritan has now been identified as Mike Perruzza.
