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Q: First, Crystal Travis helped a family escape a house fire on Christmas Eve in Cleveland County, North Carolina. Then, later in the afternoon, her husband Roger Travis performed CPR on a baby on the side of road. 
  
 You could call it a Christmas miracle. As far the couple is concerned, they simply reacted to what was happening in front of them. 
  
 "I was the right person at the right time for that person in need," Roger Travis told CNN. 
  
 Good Samaritan act #1: House fire 
  
 The harrowing day began when Crystal and her 14-year-old daughter Tori were driving home from visiting a relative. 
  
 Crystal insists the situation is "not as sensational as everyone says -- we just stopped to help when we saw fire." 
  
 Crystal saw flames coming from a house but could not tell if something was burning in front of the house or if the house itself was on fire, she said. 
  
 She said she cut across yards to reach the house. As she drove onto the lawn, a woman ran out of the house clutching a baby and handed it to a neighbor, she said. Realizing what was going on, Crystal said she and her daughter jumped out of the car and into action, calling out to ask if anyone needed help. 
  
 Meanwhile, a man appeared at the door and began throwing clothing and gifts onto the lawn, she said. Crystal and Tori gathered the items and carried them to safety to keep the path clear. Then, propane tanks exploded, shaking the ground and sending everyone running away from the house, Crystal said. 
  
 Crystal called 911 and waited for firefighters and first responders to arrive. CNN reached out to Cleveland County officials for comment but has not yet heard back. 
  
 As the two left the scene, coughing and wheezing from smoke inhalation, Tori called her father to share what happened. They decided to meet Roger Travis at Applebee's. 
  
 Good Samaritan act #2: Suffocating baby 
  
 On his way to Applebee's, Roger Travis said he saw a car in the median in front of the mall. A former volunteer firefighter and first responder in Cleveland and Catawba counties, his instincts kicked in and he pulled over. 
  
 He saw a baby on the ground surrounded by people asking if anyone knew CPR, he said. The little boy was not breathing and a woman who appeared to be the mother was panicked, he told CNN. 
  
 Roger pushed past the crowd and helped a firefighter administer CPR. They kept working until the baby started breathing and making noises, he said. 
  
 The mother thanked Roger as the baby was brought to the ambulance. "I told her the best thing she can do right now is to get in the car with that baby." 
  
 The Hickory Fire Department confirmed the incident. 
  
 Like his wife, Roger resists being called a hero. 
  
 "A hero puts themselves in harm's way, sacrifices their life for someone else," he said. "I'm just doing what I was trained to do." ||||| 0 Local husband, wife save lives at separate locations on Christmas Eve 
  
 CLEVELAND COUNTY, N.C. - The Travis family had a Christmas Eve to remember. 
  
 A Cleveland County husband and wife, driving to meet each other, came across two separate, dangerous situations on Sunday. 
  
 The wife helped one family escape from a house fire, while the husband saved a baby's life on the side of the road. 
  
 It was a case of them being in the right place at the right time, the couple told Channel 9. 
  
 Crystal Travis and her daughter were driving when they saw flames erupting through the roof of a home. They jumped out to help the family with small children to safety. 
  
 "I couldn't really tell at first and then I realized this house is on fire,” Crystal Travis said. “Then, all of the sudden, the propane tank on the porch explodes. It shakes the ground, and you can just feel it. There's smoke everywhere. It's hard to breathe." 
  
 The family told Channel 9 they are OK, and they managed to save some of their Christmas gifts from inside the home. 
  
 "It was just all really fast, really chaotic,” Crystal Travis said. “Just really glad they were able to make it out." 
  
 While Crystal Travis and her daughter helped one family, she didn’t know that her husband was helping another family 20 miles away. 
  
 Roger Travis was driving near Hickory Mall when he says he saw people trying to perform CPR on a baby. 
  
 That's when he used his EMT skills to revive the child. 
  
 "It looked like there was a traffic accident in the front of the mall,” Roger Travis said. "We did get a pulse. The child was crying." 
  
 Some people may call it a coincidence, but the Travises consider it to be a Christmas miracle. 
  
 "We were like, ‘What are the odds? This is the craziest day ever,'” Crystal Travis said. 
  
 "God put us at the right moment, at the right time, for the people that needed us the most,” Roger Travis said. 
  
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 © 2018 Cox Media Group. ||||| CLEVELAND COUNTY, N.C. – Roger Travis says that divine intervention must have been at play this Christmas Eve. 
  
 Otherwise, what are the chances that he and his wife would affect the lives of two families following life-threatening situations? 
  
 Roger Travis and his wife, Crystal, were driving from separate directions to meet each other on Christmas Eve. 
  
 While driving to meet her husband, Crystal stopped after seeing flames erupting through the roof of a home. 
  
 “All of a sudden, the propane tank on the porch explodes. It shakes the ground, and you can just feel it,” Crystal Travis told WSOC. “There’s smoke everywhere. It’s hard to breathe.” 
  
 She immediately got out of her car and ran to help the family escape from the flames. 
  
 “It was just all really fast, really chaotic. Just really glad they were able to make it out,” she said. 
  
 She had no way of knowing that her husband, Roger, had also stopped about 20 miles away to help others in need. 
  
 Roger Travis says he was driving near Hickory Mall when he saw people trying to perform CPR on a baby following a car accident. 
  
 Travis, who is an EMT, immediately stopped and was able to restart the baby’s heart. 
  
 “God put us at the right moment, at the right time, for the people that needed us the most,” Roger Travis said. |||||
A:
They were driving to meet up with each other on Christmas Eve, but first, a husband and wife made two separate pit stops to help save a few lives. In a Good Samaritan play in two acts, KFOR reports that Crystal Travis kicked things off Sunday in Cleveland County, NC, when she saw flames coming out of a home. Travis, who was on her way home after visiting a relative with her 14-year-old daughter, says they pulled over and helped a family with a baby escape, as well as drag Christmas gifts away from the burning residence, CNN reports. "It was just all really fast, really chaotic," she tells WSOC, noting there was "smoke everywhere" and that a propane tank on the porch exploded at one point. After first responders arrived, Travis' daughter called husband and dad Roger Travis, and they decided to meet at a nearby restaurant. Then Roger Travis found himself in the same role as his wife and daughter: that of serendipitous stranger. He says he was driving past a local mall when he saw a car on the median, and when he pulled over, he saw a baby on the ground who wasn't breathing, per CNN. Roger Travis, an ex-volunteer firefighter and first responder, says he and a firefighter on the scene administered CPR until the baby started making noises and once more drawing breaths. The Travises are calling their joint rescues a "Christmas miracle," per WSOC. "What are the odds? This is the craziest day ever," Crystal Travis says. Her husband adds, "God put us at the right moment, at the right time, for the people that needed us the most." (A man saved a dog, then his wife had to save them both.)