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Crossing guard volunteers his time to shape lives

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January 25, 2018

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A lot of crossing guards direct traffic. Earl directs lives.

Earl Tate smiles when he sees one of "his kids" coming, a 5-year-old headed to the bus stop for kindergarten.

"Ayy!" the child calls, running to Tate for a high five. Tate seems to offer his gloved hand but lifts it up before the child can make contact. A swing and miss for the elementary schooler.

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