Bull rider killed on tour didn't realize dream of buying home for parents. Now donations are flooding in.

American bull riders came to pay their respects in Sunset, Texas earlier this week, but there was a problem. 

The parents of Amadeu Campos Silva, a 22-year-old Brazilian bull rider killed a week ago when a bull stomped on his chest at a Professional Bull Riders (PBR) event in Fresno, California, do not speak English.

So, outside their mobile home in the small rural town, a retired Brazilian bull rider translated as the parents told a story about Silva. He was 7 and his family was facing eviction from their home in Brazil, the parents explained. 

Silva knew of a dairy farm with an old, abandoned house on it. He found the owner. Later that day, the owner came to visit Silva’s parents.