An honest man
Dear Editor:
While recently volunteering at the Thrift Shop, unknowingly my small billfold fell from my pocket. The finder had contacted another volunteer, who is bilingual, and that day a call was received at the Thrift Shop informing that it had been found.
Again, I say, “Thank you, Francisco,” for your honesty and determination to find the owner! What a wonderful example you are to others. God bless you.
Dusty Hamrick
Aspen
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