May 24, 2012
Last year Jason Sansom stirred up a lot of controversy in Huntington after he painted a bridge pink.
"I've had more calls, more emails about this issue than any issue in the two years I've sat on this committee," Mayor David Felinton told WSAZ at one time. "There's crime, there's drugs and we're here talking about a pink bridge."
Now a year later, Jason is in South Charleston bringing pink to a car dealership.
"The pink balloons are here just to symbolize what's going on this month. Pink is the color for breast cancer awareness," Jason Sansom said.
And this time, there's no controversy, at least not yet.
For every car they sell at this Honda Dealership, employees will donate five percent of their sales commission to breast cancer research.
"This is a good cause. This is a noble cause. It affects a lot men and women."
So is Jason trading in his paintbrush for balloons for good? Not quite.
This grocery store parking lot proves it. His nest swipe of a brush could come to a bridge in the Kanawha Valley.
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