An Alabama high school custodian was reduced to tears, because of an act of kindness from his colleagues. When his car broke down and he was unable to replace it, school faculty members gifted him a new set of wheels in a touching surprise reveal. Citronelle High School custodian Samuel James was forced to start walking to work, and told principal Randy Campbell that he would have to save up to replace his vehicle’s blown engine. Word quickly spread. English teacher Deborah Pippin and her husband Jeff, the school’s academy specialist, just happened to have an SUV they wanted to give away. As a cherished colleague who’d worked at Citronelle for over a decade, James was an ideal recipient. “They bought a couple new vehicles,” Campbell explained to Fox 10, “and they had this Highlander that they indicated they wanted to give to somebody and asked if I knew anybody. …