MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- A Memphis mom is asking for the public's help finding the good Samaritan who pulled her daughter from a bad wreck at I-240 and Sam Cooper Boulevard. Julia Quinn said her 25-year-old daughter lost control of her SUV on the wet roadway Monday afternoon as she took the off-ramp at Sam Cooper. She slammed into some guardrails, and nearly went down an embankment. She said a man in a black pickup truck who witnessed the crash pulled her daughter out of her vehicle to safety. "She was spinning and hitting and spinning. I think her door was jammed," said Quinn. "The guy got her out. He said you've got to get out because if someone slides into you, you're going to go down the hill because she was like inches away." Quinn said the man stayed with his daughter for about an hour until she arrived on the scene. When she was on the phone with her daughter, she could hear the man talking to her in the background, making sure she was okay. "Whoever he was, he ended up staying with her the whole time," Quinn said. "She told me that he was like, you know if it were my daughter, I would want somebody there for her. That's why he was staying. I didn't realize all this had happened until after." Crash at 240 and Sam Cooper. Courtesy: Julia Quinn Quinn said she shook the man's hand but didn't get his name. On Wednesday, she took to social media to see if anyone could help her locate the good Samaritan, whom she described as a handsome Caucasian male in his 40s. Quinn said she wanted to properly thank the person who went above and beyond to protect her child and keep her calm. Watch: Porch pirate steals package in front of UPS driver "He didn't have to do that," she said. "If we can find him because he's like an angel." Quinn said her daughter is sore, and her vehicle was totaled, but the situation could have been much worse. She said she's thankful her daughter is still here and no one else was hurt. She asked the man to reach out to her at [email protected]