After a devastating tornado ripped through a candle factory in West Kentucky last month, Rebecca Marsala was among the survivors trapped inside who were rescued. Her town of Mayfield was the hardest hit in the state, and she lost everything. Then, a stranger from out of county decided to step in and help. On Dec. 26, Sharon Sutherland, a teacher from Anderson County, drove the four hours to Graves County to hand the keys of her car “Goldie” to Marsala. Sutherland told WKYT how inspiration came to her conspicuously in the middle of the night, compelling her to donate the car. “I guess it started with just the story of what happened,” she told the station. “All the pictures I saw just devastating. “I can’t explain it, at 3 o’clock in the morning, I wake up and my first thought is, ‘I need to take that car to Mayfield.’” Sutherland …