"Kim George, 40, and her son Tyriq George, 12, of south Sacramento were first in line Sunday. The single mother and her son walked away with a frozen turkey and a bag containing stuffing mix, cans of vegetables and cranberry sauce.
George said she had been laid off in June by the Sacramento City Unified School District, where she worked as a clerk. 'We're just needing a lot of help right now,' she said. 'This will save me from having to find Christmas dinner.'
Sitting on a bench outside the mall, Sharia Bishop was all smiles after meeting Jackson, who retired in October, and getting a bird with all the trimmings.
'He actually handed me the turkey,' Bishop said."
George said she had been laid off in June by the Sacramento City Unified School District, where she worked as a clerk. 'We're just needing a lot of help right now,' she said. 'This will save me from having to find Christmas dinner.'
Sitting on a bench outside the mall, Sharia Bishop was all smiles after meeting Jackson, who retired in October, and getting a bird with all the trimmings.
'He actually handed me the turkey,' Bishop said."
