At age sixty-one, "Daddy" Bruce Randolph opened Daddy Bruce's Barbecue Restaurant in the "Five Points" area, a poor section of Denver. He was a kind and 1 man, who helped numerous people-not just his customers, but the poor and the 2
Every Thanksgiving, Bruce and his son would 3 engage themselves in cooking for the thousands of homeless. He wanted them to have a great and free 4 on this special day. About a week before, Bruce began 5 all the food. In the early years of his project, he paid for everything out of pocket. But as time went by, the 6 skyrocketed as the crowds grew. That's when Bruce's 7 stepped in to help. They 8 tons of turkeys, potatoes, yams and ribs. And they donated their time to stand behind and beside the old man. They 9 to cook and serve It was a rare moment to 10 a gentleman serving food to a man who lived in a cardboard box underneath a viaduct (高架桥).
Due to the participation of various people, it seems there was an endless 11 of food to feed those homeless people. No one ever walked away 12 from Bruce's restaurant. It was Bruce who 13 the whole thing and supervised it until a few years ago when he edged towards ninety. He had become too old to 14 anymore. He was one of the few people who lived to see a city street named in his 15 Mayor Federico Pena renamed East 34th Avenue "Bruce Randolph Boulevard".
