A supermarket manager in West Lothian has gone viral after locals have shared their stories of his random acts of kindness online.
Kevin Regan, the store manager of Aldi Livingston, is well-known by the West Lothian community for his generosity and has been delivering flowers to those who would normal shop in his store but can't because of coronavirus self-isolation measures.
In Facebook group West Lothian Women, member Moyra Carr shared: "Just want to thank the manager of Aldi Livingston who sent a couple of bunches of flowers to my wee mum because she is self isolating with my dad and he knows that my parents shop there every week.
"An amazing service and isn’t it so nice that they know their customers?"
The post has now been liked over a whopping 1000 times and it turns out that Moyra isn't the only one who has been at the receiving end of Kevin's selfless acts.
"Kevin is an absolute legend! When I had both my boys, the first time I was in the store after they were born he appeared at the till with a beautiful bunch of flowers from the staff," wrote another member of the group.
Another Facebook user added: "Kevin is amazing, he sent some lovely flowers when my mother in law passed away as well."
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