Newquay woman leaves taxi driver £250,000 in her will
A Cornish taxi driver is £250,000 better off thanks to the will of a grateful customer.
For 20 years Don Pratt and his wife Gill ferried Mary Watson to and from the shops, to the doctors and on other errands around Newquay where she lived.
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Source: Newquay woman leaves taxi driver £250,000 in her will
For 20 years Don Pratt and his wife Gill ferried Mary Watson to and from the shops, to the doctors and on other errands around Newquay where she lived.
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Mr Pratt, 65, has sold his taxi firm and has retired. Mrs Watson became a regular customer of Don's Cabs after Mr Pratt offered to help take her shopping into her home. After that Don's Cabs was the firm Mrs Watson used every day to get around the Cornish seaside resort. Mr Pratt said: "I always try to help old people because one day you will be needing that help yourself. "It should be the same for everyone." Mr Pratt said Mrs Watson was always a good tipper and about 12 years ago she asked him to be best man at her remarriage. He said: "She told me that if she outlasted her husband, 'I shall make sure I'll look after you.' "I took it with a pinch of salt at the time." |
Source: Newquay woman leaves taxi driver £250,000 in her will
