Walmart Honors Heroic Woman Who Returned Shopping Cart Amid Storm

By Inside Edition Staff

Updated: 1:07 PM PDT, August 15, 2018

Sue Johnson won a year's supply of free grocery pickup.

The West Virginia woman who returned a shopping cart amid relentless rain and wind has been honored at Walmart.

Last month, Sue Johnson, 70, returned a Walmart shopping cart after picking up goods at the store during a fierce storm in the appropriately named Hurricane, West Virginia.

Walmart has now honored Johnson with a trophy for "the Most Epic Cart Return."

Johnson was also awarded a year's supply of grocery pickup so she never has to push a cart through a storm again.

Now that's a #WalmartLegend.

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