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Bobby Pelston took special interest in the kids Caring bus driver kept children's letters and pictures through the years, writer says Paula Pyles writes: Bobby always cared about the kids on his bus. He made them mind and tried to keep them safe. He kept a scrapbook with all the letters and pictures that the kids would give him every year. I was married to him when he became a bus driver. He thought a lot of the kids on his bus and watched them grow up over the years.Comments above re article 44696 Adair County losing 2 of its best bus drivers 1 after 46 Years This story was posted on 2011-06-03 01:57:15
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