To the Editor: Recently after doing some Christmas shopping at the Potsdam Walmart, it was raining quite hard so I quickly took the packages from my cart and threw them into the trunk of my car. Not …
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To the Editor:
Recently after doing some Christmas shopping at the Potsdam Walmart, it was raining quite hard so I quickly took the packages from my cart and threw them into the trunk of my car.
Not until I was halfway home, did I realize that my purse was not in the car so I figured I had left it in the shopping cart.
In a slight panic, I drove back to Walmart hoping that my cart was in the place where I had left it but it wasn’t there.
Now my panic increased to a whole new level.
I literally ran to customer service and lo and behold, there was my purse sitting on top of a shelf. I told the lady it was my purse and after verifying that I was the owner, she returned the purse to me. I was told that a woman found the purse on a cart outside and immediately brought it to customer service.
When I checked, everything was intact, including the extra cash I requested when checking out.
I have no idea who the woman was but I hope you are reading this and though I wish I could thank you personally, I hope you will accept my deep gratitude for exemplifying the best of human kind.
Dorothy Woods
Norwood