Since he couldn’t go to Boston, Boston came to Leonard Quick. The 80-year-old Midville man had been living with a condition called Salzmann’s Nodular Degeneration, which finally took away his sight about four years ago. His wife Betty became the designated driver and reader for the retired pastor and scholar.

Since he couldn’t go to Boston, Boston came to Leonard Quick. The 80-year-old Midville man had been living with a condition called Salzmann’s Nodular Degeneration, which finally took away his sight about four years ago. His wife Betty became the designated driver and reader for the retired pastor and scholar.