ODESSA, Fla. — Motorcycle and car enthusiasts from all across the Bay area came together Sunday to bring a smile to a young boy who’s losing his battle to cancer.
David Castle, 8, is battling a rare form of kidney cancer.
What You Need To Know
- Boy, 8, battle rare form of cancer
- Bikers, car enthusiasts held a drive-by parade for him on Sunday
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- The parade lasted about an hour and included hundreds of vehicles
We first caught up with David and his mom at the end of December, but since then, he’s taken a turn for the worse.
Now, every minute with David is a gift.
“Super Dave. It’s what we call him,” family friend Rick Fleming said.
That’s why bikers, truckers, and car lovers put on a show for him right in front of his house.
The parade of vehicles went on for nearly an hour as hundreds of vehicles – from motorcycles to tow trucks – drove by.
Some even doing tricks!
And of course, the parade featured lots of superheroes – David’s favorite.
His mom, Tammy Miller, sat at his side.
“He was very excited but very tired,” she said.
“We’re just here to support, we’ve been praying and we’re hoping that the Lord steps in. He has the last say,” friend Sanya Hampton said.
The procession brought a smile to this little superhero, who’s touched so many lives.
“The community has been so supportive – everybody has. It’s been great,” Miller said.
