You Don’t Know Isaac, but I Won’t Forget Him

We need to speak up when people do the right thing.
Whether you’re watching the news or perusing social media, you’ll see plenty of stories about people behaving badly, selfishly, or rudely. So, it’s always refreshing to be reminded that the world is also full of kind, compassionate people who go out of their way to help others, even strangers. Isaac is one of those people.
I met Isaac a few weeks ago when my sister came for a visit and stayed at the Omni Hotel, San Francisco. My daughter and I joined her for dinner at Bob’s restaurant in the hotel. (Great steakhouse, by the way.) We were already seated when my daughter rushed in. She was so excited to tell us what she had just witnessed.
She was at the entrance of the hotel when an Uber driver arrived with three sight-impaired women—all using white canes. The doorman helped them out of