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[QUOTE=maggie1;2277424]Yesterday my wife went shopping at the local Walmart. When she got back to the car she noticed that her wallet was missing from her purse. She retraced her steps, and when that didn't prove successful, she went to customer services to see if anyone had turned in a wallet. The answer was "no" and when my wife asked if they could call her if her wallet was turned in, the answer was "No, you'll have to call us." Some customer service.

So, when she arrived home and told me what had happened, you can imagine the panic that set in with both of us. After all, there were credit cards, photos, gift cards, money, her checkbook, and a multitude of other things that were too valuable to lose. We began looking up the credit card companies to cancel our cards, and the bank back home to put a stop on any checks that might be cashed.

Just as we were looking p the telephone numbers for these places, we had a knock on the door, and there standing was a big guy with a wallet in his hand. He had found it in a grocery cart and delivered it to our door. We couldn't thank him enough and tried to give him a reward, but he turned it down. I only wish we had gotten his name, but we were so happy and surprised to get it back that we didn't think to get it.

There are many good people in this world, and this man and Cody are two good examples.[/QUOTE

There really are good people in this world. Sadly all we hear about on the news are the bad things. Sure wish there were more stories like these two that we could broadcast to the world to let EVERYONE know about these two very nice, honest and upstanding two gentlemen.