Good Stories
Boy From A Struggling Family Returns Wallet He Found On The Ground To Its Rightful Owner
We all know the sense of panic that comes when you lose your wallet or your purse. Having your important documents like your driving license, credit cards, and insurance cards fall in the wrong hands can be really frustrating.
Chase Dahlke recently lost his wallet but luckily a kind soul found it.
11-year-old kindness
11-year-old Vince Hietpas was taking a walk with his Dad, Lorenzo, at a local park when he saw a wallet on the ground.
Since no one was looking for the wallet, Vince picked it up and looked inside. He found a $2 bill and a driver’s license. He looked up the address so that he could get the wallet back to its rightful owner.
Vince walking with his dad
Without wasting time, Vince and his dad were on the way to the home determined to return the wallet.
When they got to the home Vince walked to the front door and pressed the doorbell.
The homeowners were at their neighbor’s at the time. Luckily they had a video doorbell which they used to speak with Vince.
Jason and his son, Chase, who had lost the wallet met up with Vince and his father and thanked them for their kindness. Jason’s family had wished they could reward them but they only had $2 at hand. So they gave Vince the money and thanked them once again.
Once Vice and his father had left, Chase’s family felt like they need to show more gratitude to Vince since they had gone above and beyond.
So Chase’s mom, Michelle, shared a photo of Vince on Facebook and informed her friends that her family wanted to reward him for returning Chase’s wallet.
Vince’s family has been struggling financially because of the pandemic. Lorenzo had contracted Coronavirus and recovered. But he still struggles with breathing which made him lose his job at the meat-packing factory.
Lorenzo has since been trying to get a job in any way possible so that he could be able to provide for his family.
Reward
When Michelle asked Vince what reward he wanted for returning the wallet. Vince said that he wanted socks, as he was currently sharing his socks with his dad.
So Michelle started a GoFundme for the Vince family and gave Vince lots of socks so he doesn’t have to share with his father anymore.
They have managed to raise over $10,000 to help Vince’s family during the ongoing pandemic.
As per reports, people all over America have been sending gifts to Vince’s family. We hope the donations and gifts they received will be able to sustain them at this difficult time.
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Good Stories
Bikers Offer to Transport Marine Remains after Finding Out They’ll Be Shipped Home in A FeDex Box
A group of bikers who identify themselves as The Patriot Guard Riders (PGR) went above and beyond and made sure retired marine Jonathan Turner received a deserving send-off.
Marine soldier Jonathan Turner, 41, served 17 years and seven tours in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Turner originally came from Georgia but decided to stay in California after service.
Unfortunately, Turner developed combat-related issues which led to his passing.
The Marine Corps had planned a service in his honor, but Turner’s family back in Georgia could not afford to attend the service and receive his cremated remains.
David Noble – Oklahoma Patriot Guard Riders Captain
Help Arrives
Turner remains needed to be shipped back to his family — which is about 2,000 miles away.
Instead of letting FedEx ship his remains, PGR stepped in and said they were not going to let this happen on their watch — They organized themselves and managed to carry Turner’s remain across the country, back to his family.
The bikers split themselves into groups. One group would drive Turner’s remains to another group. The act was repeated until the remains reached his family.
Over 100 bikers were involved in making this a success.
“It’s heartwarming to see all these people here,” Turner’s mother told Fox 5 Atlanta. “I know that he was loved by a lot of people.”
PGR is a “non-profit organization which ensures dignity and respect at memorial services honoring Fallen Military Heroes, First Responders, and honorably discharged Veterans.”
It warms our heart to see Turner received a well-deserving send-off after sacrificing so much for his country.
In a world where there is so much hate going on, seeing a group of people coming together for the greater good warms our hearts.
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