Repost from @instamemorials: "🔺Positivity Post: ever so often we feature an individual who has overcome adversity or who has done a heroic or compassionate deed. Here is the story of LaMont Hammond and Amen Webster. In Clayton County, Georgia a security guard opened up his heart and home to a homeless father and son, who were total strangers. LaMont Hammond and his 8-year-old son did not have enough money for a hotel room, so the proud father took his son to the nearby Waffle House to plan his next move. That is where he met security guard Amen Webster who said he could see the pain all over LaMont's face. Webster went over to the Hammonds table and asked what was wrong. "I really was about to cry, but I was trying to be strong for my son. I did not have enough money for a hotel room. They were all too expensive. I was stressed out because I didn't want my son to have to stay in the streets," the 37-year-old LaMont said. "I have been homeless before and I can see it a mile away. I just trusted in the Lord and decided I would let them stay with me" Amen Webster said. Amen Webster took LaMont and his son home with him to his two bedroom apartment and then he went back to work. LaMont said his stay with Officer Webster will be short.  He works at Zaxby's, gets a disability check and hopes to use his tax refund to secure his own two bedroom apartment on Thursday. LaMont says he will never forget the security officer who took him in when he had no where else to go and he's thankful for him. Amen Webster said he will be there for the Hammonds as long as they need him... 🔺Much respect to Amen Webster, it takes a special person to not only identify a need but to step up and offer a solution. We wish LaMont and his son the best as they move into their own place. Each of us can make a positive impact in another person's life. Always look for opportunities to do good. Have a blessed day... ✨ #positivevibes #positivity #instamemorials #positivemindset #positiveoutlook #inspirational"