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One Person Can Make a Difference

January 19, 2010

One person can make a difference. One woman has saved many lives. Kelly Cline of Cheektowaga was motivated to do something to save the lives of others after losing her son A.J. to texting and driving.

She fought for a statewide ban on texting while driving, got a bill passed in Albany and an even stronger one passed in Erie County. ” A.J. rolled to the stop sign at the entrance of our neighborhood and into the path of a garbage truck. He was texting his girlfriend. His accident was 100 percent preventable,” His mother said. She talked on Oprah Monday.

She changed what was legally acceptable but dangerous conduct. We need more Kelly Clines. More in the Buffalo News.

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