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Construction Worker Hides Waldo On Site Everyday For Kids In Hospital Next Door To Find
A thoughtful construction worker named Jason Haney thought it would be nice to do something to cheer up the children in the hospital next door. His idea was absolutely brilliant.
Haney, with the help of his daughter, created an 8-foot-tall cut out of Where’s Waldo and hides it on the site every day for the kids in the Memorial Children’s Hospital in South Bend, Indiana to spot. Once Haney is notified that the kids found Waldo, the large cut-out is moved to a different spot, and the kids look for it again. Haney has even created a Facebook group for the kids to post their finds! The best part? Haney and his daughter are already working on cut-out “Minions” for his next project!
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Construction worker Jason Haney wanted to cheer up the kids in the hospital next to his site
So he decided to make an 8-foot-tall cut-out Waldo
And hide it on the site for kids to find
Every day Waldo is put in a different place
And the children go crazy to spot him
Can you find “Where’s Waldo” yourself?
Can you see him?
Too easy? What about this:
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Marieange Dobresk 8 years ago
Good for him. My son would have loved this when he was hospitalized for a month
Yvonne Bernal 8 years ago
You're right, - I work in a hospital and this world could use more Jason Haneys!
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Iskrena Dimitrova 8 years ago
Awesome idea! And so kinds and sweet of the person who does it. Jason Haney you rock!
MarionCap 8 years ago
What an inspiration this lovely man is! Most of us, working a job, would just go to the job every day and do our work. If I were a construction worker, even if I happened to notice there was a children's hospital across the street from my job site, I'd most likely just say to myself, "Oh, looky, that building over there is a kid's hospital," and go back to hammering or welding or whatever. But THIS guy, this amazing credit to the human race, not only noticed the hospital, but said to himself "Gee, that building across the street from my jobsite is a hospital full of sick little kids. Lemme think of something fun to do that will make them feel better." From now on in, I want to be more like Jason Haney. We all should!
Nicola von Hochstetter 8 years ago
Great...do so much with so little. Thats what its all about!!! <3
Annette Topits 8 years ago
This man is brilliant! Thank you for shining a light in the life of a sick child. God bless you, man!
Marcia Diebold 8 years ago
what a wonderful guy to think of this for those little sick kids! its nice to know there are thoughtful caring people out there still!
Juli Cureton 8 years ago
What a kind and thoughtful man! May GOD bless him and his daughter for the distraction these children desperately need!
AnnieLaurie Burke 8 years ago
What a nice guy! If the world had more Mr. Haneys, it would surely be a better place!
Ila Turner 8 years ago
Bless this man for what he is doing, and especially for what he is teaching his child and the children in the hospital. The world needs more people like Jason Haney.
Amy Carter 8 years ago
ya know a lot of people wouldn't even think of this, let alone carry it through. You Jason Haney are a wonderful person! I bet your daughter is so proud !!
Carissa Dean 5 years ago
Mr. Haney just did my most recent tattoo. While sitting there , getting tattooed, noticed many where's Waldo stuff. I asked him if you had a thing for where's Waldo. And then he proceeded to tell me about his ordeal and construction. This man super amazing, and caring and told me all of what he wants to do in the future to support the Children's Hospital of Memorial. So happy that I got a tattoo from this man!
Steve Ferreira 8 years ago
That is an awesome man! Was wondering if I can post the story on my blog? Constructiondad.com
deborah darsie 8 years ago
A fabulous distraction! Kudos...and I hope we get to see the Minions.
Sher Windsor 8 years ago
im a school bus driver, im gonna try and come up with something like that on the bus. :)
Over Opinionated 8 years ago
What a fun way to make a kid feel better. I hope the people who will own the building keep the idea going with wares waldo in the Windows I'm so proud of him mega pointdr
Liz Miller 8 years ago
Give that man a medal! What a wonderful idea to brighten up those grim days in a hospital :-)
Benski Trenkins 8 years ago
The simplicity of the idea... and the joy it brings... this guy rocks.
Marieange Dobresk 8 years ago
Good for him. My son would have loved this when he was hospitalized for a month
Yvonne Bernal 8 years ago
You're right, - I work in a hospital and this world could use more Jason Haneys!
Load More Replies... Iskrena Dimitrova 8 years ago
Awesome idea! And so kinds and sweet of the person who does it. Jason Haney you rock!
MarionCap 8 years ago
What an inspiration this lovely man is! Most of us, working a job, would just go to the job every day and do our work. If I were a construction worker, even if I happened to notice there was a children's hospital across the street from my job site, I'd most likely just say to myself, "Oh, looky, that building over there is a kid's hospital," and go back to hammering or welding or whatever. But THIS guy, this amazing credit to the human race, not only noticed the hospital, but said to himself "Gee, that building across the street from my jobsite is a hospital full of sick little kids. Lemme think of something fun to do that will make them feel better." From now on in, I want to be more like Jason Haney. We all should!
Nicola von Hochstetter 8 years ago
Great...do so much with so little. Thats what its all about!!! <3
Annette Topits 8 years ago
This man is brilliant! Thank you for shining a light in the life of a sick child. God bless you, man!
Marcia Diebold 8 years ago
what a wonderful guy to think of this for those little sick kids! its nice to know there are thoughtful caring people out there still!
Juli Cureton 8 years ago
What a kind and thoughtful man! May GOD bless him and his daughter for the distraction these children desperately need!
AnnieLaurie Burke 8 years ago
What a nice guy! If the world had more Mr. Haneys, it would surely be a better place!
Ila Turner 8 years ago
Bless this man for what he is doing, and especially for what he is teaching his child and the children in the hospital. The world needs more people like Jason Haney.
Amy Carter 8 years ago
ya know a lot of people wouldn't even think of this, let alone carry it through. You Jason Haney are a wonderful person! I bet your daughter is so proud !!
Carissa Dean 5 years ago
Mr. Haney just did my most recent tattoo. While sitting there , getting tattooed, noticed many where's Waldo stuff. I asked him if you had a thing for where's Waldo. And then he proceeded to tell me about his ordeal and construction. This man super amazing, and caring and told me all of what he wants to do in the future to support the Children's Hospital of Memorial. So happy that I got a tattoo from this man!
Steve Ferreira 8 years ago
That is an awesome man! Was wondering if I can post the story on my blog? Constructiondad.com
deborah darsie 8 years ago
A fabulous distraction! Kudos...and I hope we get to see the Minions.
Sher Windsor 8 years ago
im a school bus driver, im gonna try and come up with something like that on the bus. :)
Over Opinionated 8 years ago
What a fun way to make a kid feel better. I hope the people who will own the building keep the idea going with wares waldo in the Windows I'm so proud of him mega pointdr
Liz Miller 8 years ago
Give that man a medal! What a wonderful idea to brighten up those grim days in a hospital :-)
Benski Trenkins 8 years ago
The simplicity of the idea... and the joy it brings... this guy rocks.
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