In recent week, people driving along Ninth Street South have seen a young woman with a friendly face, waving and spreading good cheer, eliciting honks and people waving back at her.
That's Karsyn Dahlke, a recent graduate from C.M. Russell High School and a Special Olympics athlete.
She waves to passer-by in front of her mother’s insurance office, where she works.
A wage and a tasty lunch is all it takes to keep Karsyn happy day to day, but when it comes to her job, that honk and wave from drivers is everything.
Dahlke’s sign reads, “You are perfect to me,” and she hopes the message matters to people driving by.
She takes pride in her wall of medals for various Special Olympics events, including the 50- and 100-meter walk and Bocce ball
But she is even more proud of making her community a brighter place.
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