>> she is someone who will not stop. i will tell you that. >> for all that you have done forgetting results in the community we are awarding you with the news 6 getting results. >> through the power. teamwork. >> these kids pretty much grew up thinking cops are bad and cops sometimes think kids from the hood are bad and they both go, not true. >> it taught me a lot. i plan on doing it for a long time. >> these kids are fantastic. they're just fantastic. >> these are our future leaders. they just don't always know how to lead. >> she's definitely getting results. amazing results.

by the way, won a gold medal in chicago earlier this year. certainly a testament to their teamwork. speaking of teamwork, coming up, some of our youngest getting results award winners. this pair raised thousands of dollars for a need die cause by organizing their own 5k foot race. we'll show you how they split their time between classes and charity. i'm matt austin and this is a news 6 special presentation of our

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results awards special presentation here on news 6. each tuesday night at 6:00 we shine a light on people in central florida who deserve a shout out and you get to guide who is deserving. in november we received a nomination having on two high schoolers who have raised thousands for disabled kids. they've done it beyond their typical fundraiser. >> we've been here since i think 4:00 in the morning putting all this together. >> volunteers showed up before dawn.

it's going to be a great time. >> and under a golden glow, runners prepared to compete for a cause. >> but the real work began american red cross ago. you see, behind it all an unlikely pair. >> high school juniors lake and daniel organized the entire event. an event that quite frankly wouldn't be here without them. >> lake and daniel are passionate, caring. >> the 5k now in its fourth year helps raise money for united van radical palsy. >> the participants here are running for those who can't. >> it began with four of our classmates. four years ago. one of them has van radical palsy and -- cerebral palsy. two years they moved away, and we had to take control of it and we made it our own. >> they've made it their own and it's grown as a result.

definitely getting results. year after years we see the numbers grow. >> joe an says the money will go a long way to helping kids like her own. >> keep going, guys. come on. >> these kids benefit. >> and they need it. running an entire race is a lot of work. but during a moment of downtime i caught up with the boys. >> we want to award you the news 6 getting results award. >> really? >> lake and daniel, congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> we learned a lot of things in high school. >> cheer on number 443. he's coming in on the last stretch. >> lake and daniel are proof that compassion. >> we love doing it. we couldn't go away. we had a great race today. we look forward to you next year. we found out lake and daniel raised nearly $19,000 that event last month. their goals are even higher for next year and both say they want to keep the event going even after they graduate. well, dedication.

winners have, but that word stuck out to us when we read our next winner's nomination form. she's someone who has brought thousands of smiles to kids in local hospitals and as you'll see she's doing it one stitch at a time. >> we have way too much fun. >> at heartfelt quilting in kissimmee smiles come in bunches. >> they call me chatty kathy. >> i don't see it. >> it's the comrade re. it's knowing other women who like to do the same things you do. >> we'll be sewing until after midnight. >> it means a lot to me that i can do something for children. >> the group sews personalized pillow cases for patients at pediatric hospitals. >> if we can get their mind off it for a little while.

>> the bright colors and whimsical themes. >> this is a monkey. >> help raise the spirits of kids in treatment. >> if we can make them feel better they'll heal better. >> volunteers will tell. >> they need a little cheer. >> pat is like the thread that holds it all together. >> it's good that there are people like pat who organize things. >> because of that dedication she's this week's getting results winner. >> this is a news 6 getting results this goes to people in the community like you who get results and do amazing things for other people. >> thank you very much. >> but with every stitch the reality of their work can't help but hit home. >> some of them have 100 pillow cases. now, you know that -- that's tough. 100 means he's gone 100 times to get chemo or whatever has happened has happened 100 times. >> a small gesture in an unpleasant place. >> i have a pillow case for you.

>> this is just for you. >> -- can be hard to come by. >> we can't help their bodies, but at least we can help their smiles. >> pat says she couldn't do any of it without her volunteers spread cross central florida. nationwide cases for smiles recently gave away their one mill i don't know pillow case. >> our next story takes us to timber creek high school in orange county. this is not a teacher, but they make a huge impression just the same. >> when the bell rings you'll see that, they'll all start running. >> it's lunchtime at timber creek high, but it looks more like a black friday rush. >> okay. i see you. >> in the middle of the controlled chaos. >> josh, how are you today. >> for the last 15 years. >> they remember me as the lunch guy. >> he's been right here behind the chairs. he's the food manager. >> spicey chicken. pizza.

>> he's somewhat of a legend around here. >> if you go anywhere with him in the community all the kids are like, hey. >> you might call it the cheers of calf tier i can't see. >> it's where everybody knows your name. the or at least ray does. and it's not just the names he's taken the time to learn. >> i sort of know what they want to eat already. >> it may not be the best day. sometimes hearing a little something makes it better. >> you doing all right? >> 232 students pack this cafeteria every day. ray has scenes tens of thousands pass through here, but finally it's his senior year. >> i'm retiring, so that's my graduation. >> next year ray won't be here to prod kids into eating something healthy. >> is there any vegetables? i've got corn, carrots. >> we decided it was time for ray to get served. >> we are giving you the news 6

all you do for the kids here at timbercreek high school. >> thank you very much. i really appreciate that. >> because there's something to be said about a cafeteria in which no matter you order, you always get something sweet. >> sometimes when i go home there's nothing, you know. >> i think we're going to miss him now that he's retiring. >> enjoy your runch. >> he does a great job connecting with us. >> when it's over with, it's like, i take a deep breath and just relax. that was our show time. >> show time is right. what a laugh. >> he's looking forward to sleeping in for a change. he also plans to do nor charity work. knowing that perhaps we'll be doing another story on him in the future. again, if you know anyone getting results, we want to know about them. simply go to our website. clickorlando.com, and in the top banner click on getting results tab right there. that will take you to our story archive as well as the getting

we have one more story before we go tonight. coming up we pay tribute to a true christmas angel who helped shape the lives of thousands of people right here in central florida. i'm matt austin and this is a news 6 special presentation of the

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and finally this last story we tell with a heavy heart. isabelle chance see was one of our

she ran a daycare for more than 40 years until they are death earlier this month. isabelle was 95 years old when we got an e-mail from one of her former students now a mom herself telling us what a loving mentor she was to generations of kids. we knew we had to meet her. >> i love being with the children. >> you could call it. >> because that's the very favorite. >> her bread and butter. >> some of them get a little more butter than others. >> for 44 years isabelle has been the executive chef in this tiny kitchen. >> that's my life. her patrons can be fuss knee. >> well, what do you want me to fix? >> it's here at kiddy haven where some say isabelle and her daughter sheli raised winter park. sheli handles most of the day to day now. >> thousands of kids have passed through here. many of their faces are still on the walls. some doctors, lawyers, and teachers.

around that it's a lot different. >> nikki nominated her for the news 6 getting results award. >> i think we need to instill in our kids while they're here. it's just wonderful. >> it's not just her kids. if you look closely at the wall you'll also find vicky. >> wsyx walking in, the smells and other things just bring back memories. >> we are here to recognize you with the channel 6 getting results award. >> it's very nice that you would be here and exciting. >> her heart is still pumping at 95 years old. it's suffer to get around now, and her eyes don't work like they used to. >> i can see you both are -- i can't see your features exactly. >> well, that's probably why we're both so good looking. >> no, no. >> because of her vision issues, isabelle can no longer read to the kids.

and they would go like this, and nibble on your toes if you stood still. so she tells them wild stories of her youth and the kids might enjoy it even more than her cooking. >> so many people, friends and people at church will say to me, have you done that long enough? why don't you give it up? and i said, then what do you do? >> as you can see, she really loved those kids. it was an honor for us to meet measure and her beeferoni was the best. >> thank you for confining me for this special pension of the news news 6 getting results wards. i'm matt austin. remember, i need your help to celebrate people making a difference in our community. please send in your nominations. i hope you enjoy the rest of your evening. good night. "captioning provided by u.s.

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