Antwaine Parker said he will always be in debt to David Purdy and his fiancée, Cassieopia Layhee, for trying to save the life of his mother, Carolyn Eubanks, and sheltering her body at their Ideal Street home for an entire day.They allowed my mother to rest in peace on their living room floor.”Purdy said he was heartbroken that he couldn’t do more to help Eubanks, 63, and Parker.My mom lives a couple blocks away and is on oxygen, and if she needed help, I’d hope there would be people out there to help her, as well.”People are also reading…Purdy said he plans on attending Eubanks’ funeral and will keep in contact with Parker.Knowing it was a risk, Parker and his stepbrother Kenneth Johnson decided to drive Saturday afternoon from Cheektowaga to Eubanks’ Lovejoy home.“She’s like, ‘I can’t go no further.’ I’m begging her, ‘Mom, just stand up.’ She fell in my arms and never spoke another word,” said Parker."