In August, Levi and his two-year-old sister, Paisley, were traveling eastbound on I-70 near O'Fallon, MO with their grandparents when a piece of metal fell from the tractor trailer ahead of them, wedging itself underneath their vehicle and puncturing the gas tank, which caused the vehicle to catch fire.
Levi was able to escape the car without any physical damage. His grandparents suffered third-degree burns while they tried to rescue Paisley from her car seat, which they were eventually able to do with the help of a passing motorist.
In September, though, Paisley passed away from her injuries.
A one-day contract and a road trip with the Blues is certainly special for Levi, who has had a difficult few months coping with those tragic events.
"Anytime you can give back to a young man or a family in any sense, it's rewarding for us and it's exciting to be part of it," Armstrong said.
"It's great to see a smile on his face, get his mind away from what he's gone through," said his dad, Eric. "There's nothing that really brings a smile to my face more than seeing a smile on his."
Fans can follow Levi's trip with the Blues next week at stlouisblues.com and on the team's social media accounts on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.