Bill Pyle of Oxford, Ohio, loves Halloween and makes the most of the holiday by putting up creative skeleton displays in his front yard. He changes the displays often, putting the skeletons into different scenes for his neighbors to enjoy.
Bill thought he was just having some Halloween fun, but he was actually making a big impact on a neighbor named Tammy Wyche.
Tammy has been battling cancer — and driving back and forth to radiation treatment. Day after day, Tammy would drive past Bill’s house and see the different skeleton setups Bill had imagined. The displays, like a bony beekeeper and a skeleton cowboy, became the bright spot that got her through each morning.
After Tammy sent him a sweet handwritten note thanking him for the daily smile, Bill put together a special display for Tammy. The entire skeleton crew held up festive signs to celebrate her very last treatment day.