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(WAUKESHA) - Teachers can often change the lives of their students, leaving a positive and lasting influence on them.
Two retired teachers found that out when they asked for help getting something they needed to change their lives for the better.
On CBS 58 Sunday Morning, Brittany Lewis shared the touching story.
If you’d like to help the couple get a bike to continue their adventure, click here.