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Albert Lea Pastor Remembers George Floyd

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Albert Lea Pastor Remembers George Floyd
Albert Lea Pastor Remembers George Floyd
An Albert Lea Pastor shares his memories of George Floyd.

Hail.

An area pastor can't shake one of his ministry experiences.

It's not just how he helped?

"* but who.

Kimt news 3's maleeha kamal explains.

Look live: george floyd life, his death has had an impact.

For me the personal tie is we both grew up in houston texas.

If you look at this map i grew up right here and a couple miles down the street is where george floyd grew.

According to reports the texas man made over a thousand mile trip to minneapolis for a fresh start.

This is where one southern minnesota man met floyd and shares the heart warming moment he spent with him.

George marin is a pastor at grace christian church in albert lea.

He and his chruch travels to minneapolis weekly for various ministries and who he met a couple of years ago.... "he carried in all of our heavy tables, chairs and cones.

" is george floyd.

Marin says floyd exhibited the actions of man that put other first.

He recalls after the drive floyd approached him and asked if they were any extra coats left..for him.

Pastor marin: "i said sorry i failed you my brother i don't have a coat your size and he said no worries pastor g.

Then i remember i had my own coat which was a 4 x.

And so i offered it to george and he put up his hands like this and said no i can't take your personal coat pastor g.

I said please george.

Floyd finally took the coat and gave the pastor a hug.

While there are no pictures .... their interaction has left a mark.

Look live: although pastor marin says he has always remembered that moment it took him a couple of days to realize that was george floyd and when he did he says pastor marin also tells kimt news 3 that george floyd ran back to make sure to give pastor marin the contents inside the jacket.

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