Bobby Hill was just a little boy, the son of a U.S. Army sergeant stationed in Italy during the war. He read a book about Albert Switzer, Commissioner, and Bobby wanted to help. So with his allowance, he bought a small bottle of aspirin and sent it to the Commander of Allied Air Forces in Southern Europe. The note read, if any of your airplanes ever fly over Dr. Switzer's Hospital, would you drop this bottle of aspirin to him? Radio station heard about the note and issued an appeal. That brought in $400,000 in medical supplies. Switzer said it never thought a little boy with a bottle of aspirin could do so much. I know what the preachers say. Do great things for God, and that's cool. But do some little things, too. I'm Steve Brown, a key life network. You think about that. You can reach key life 24 hours a day. 800 key life.