This is to thank the kind and honest person who found the wallet that my wife lost on a recent shopping trip to a local grocery store.
Instead of taking her pursue, she had just taken her wallet, left it in the basket of her cart after checking out, and then returned the cart to its usual area.
Upon arriving at home she discovered her loss, went back to the store, and even with the help of the customer assistance personnel she was unable to find it.
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Kenneth and Dorothy Root
This is to thank the kind and honest person who found the wallet that my wife lost on a recent shopping trip to a local grocery store.
Instead of taking her pursue, she had just taken her wallet, left it in the basket of her cart after checking out, and then returned the cart to its usual area.
Upon arriving at home she discovered her loss, went back to the store, and even with the help of the customer assistance personnel she was unable to find it.
You can imagine what a state of mind a person can be when they have lost literally today’s financial lifeline – their Social Security card and all their credit cards.
Despite this gut-wrenching experience, she had to go to a scheduled appointment and while she was gone I received a call that the wallet had been turned in (intact). You can imagine the joy and relief of this call to both of us.
We can only wish we could thank this person personally for his/her kind act. May God bless you and someone sometime to as kind an act for you as you have done for us.
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