Motor Werks of Barrington

Good things come to those who wait. We've all heard that saying about patience; it inspires us to be hopeful about the future based on the good work we do in the present. Cafeteria worker Maurice Matthews had no idea that he would be given a luxurious gift for all of his hard work at the Pittsburg Steelers' team complex from the franchise's former secondary coach, Ray Horton. On Ray's final day at the complex (before taking over as defensive coordinator for the Arizona Cardinals) he sold his 1999 Mercedes-Benz SL500 to Matthews, who had always taken such good care of him at the complex.