Her husband, who stayed in South Africa due to medical issues, was a bit skeptical when she alerted him. "That's what I've been calling them all the time because to do something like that, it's just beyond anything I've ever experienced." "They are just guardian angels," Venditti said. When they found out about Venditti's situation, their decision was confirmed - they would drive through the night to Des Moines with their new friend. "We were standing in line and I was thinking, 'I just want to be in my own bed. They were already looking for rental cars before even asking if there was another flight out that night, unwilling to spend one more night in an unfamiliar bed. The flight to Des Moines itself had been a backup plan. But his car broke down a few days before her flight out of South Africa. Venditti said her son, Alessandro, had planned to meet her in Chicago for a day or two before driving back to Des Moines together. More: West Des Moines couple to appear on new episode of 'Family Feud' game show They lent her their phone to contact her son through Facebook. They saw Venditti in the customer service line with themselves and dozens of other stranded passengers. The Urbandale couple were returning from a vacation in Egypt - most of which Dave spent in a hospital with health issues.
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That's when she met Gayle and Dave Boggess.
"I just took a deep breath and thought, 'You know what, whatever it takes, I know I'm going to get to Des Moines,'" she said.
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