Disabled volunteer is honored as “King of the Castle”

Last updated on: January 23, 2017 at 8:38 pm by Jean Yih Kingston

Disabled volunteer is honored as “King of the Castle” 2017-01-23T20:38:38-04:00 Jean Yih Kingston

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In the seventies, Bobby Weitzel offered to volunteer at Reading High School and since then, he has been a constant for these students in PA. His spirit is contagious as you see him giving the students high-fives and helping with sports at the school. The “Dude be Nice” guys helped the students surprise Bobby with a celebration for his undying enthusiasm, crowning him “King of the Castle.” Watch these kids honor this man, giving back to him a bit of what he’s instilled in the fabric of the school over the last 4 decades.

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