What's Right with Tampa Bay

A former Air Force veteran is on a mission to help her band of brothers by helping to brighten up their smiles. 

78-year-old Celia Ferman and 87-year-old Ellen Stichter have volunteered with Meal on Wheels for almost four decades.

As a child, Leigh Ann Murray wanted to become a teacher, but when she fell in love with the medical field, she discovered she could have the best of both worlds.

Jim Smith has had many jobs in his life. But nothing has brought him as much joy as sculpting in his Clearwater art gallery.

Lakeland Volunteers in Medicine have been providing free healthcare for more than 20 years. Their unique way of serving their needy patients is What's Right with Tampa Bay.

In South Tampa, there is a barbecue joint along Dale Mabry that has a proud tradition going back more than 50 years. Their history of making great food is What's Right with Tampa Bay.

Terrence and Kim Brett lost their son in a tragic accident. They decided to keep his memory alive by helping others fulfill their dreams of going to college.

Pastor Bill Losasso's passion is to help the forgotten. He opened a place where the hurting could dream again and rebuild their lives.

The Reececliff Family Diner, which opened in 1934, is the oldest running restaurant in Lakeland.

Two former employees are now owners of the historic restaurant they worked at as teens. How they are keeping the legacy alive at Fat Willie's Fish Camp is what's right with Tampa Bay.