National Catholic Register, Katie Yoder/CNA: Larry Tutt had no ordinary job.
Every morning — rain or shine, hot or cold — he rose at 5 a.m. and commuted to his place of work: the corner of K and 15th Streets in Washington, D.C. As nearby lawyers and lobbyists raced to their upscale offices in the heart of the city, Tutt would set up his chair on the sidewalk and greet passersby with a smile and a “Good morning!”
All he asked for in return was a smile back. Account is here.
