Dear Editor,
I am a senior on a fixed income. Last week I lost my wallet. Anyone who’s had this experience, knows that the amount of money, though fairly substantial, was not my main concern.
However, losing your identity is quite intimidating and kind of devastating. With my license and picture I.D. gone, I was informed that: I could not apply for a new Birth Certificate and S.I.N. until I obtained a new picture I.D. , which could take several weeks and be quite costly. Meanwhile, if someone found my wallet, they could assume my Identity.
Fortunately, on November 7th. I received a call from the lady at the Ponoka Waste station, informing me that: A young man and his dog had retrieved my wallet, with all content intact, with this note: Kevin Christman Ur Welcome.
He could have taken the money and tossed the wallet back into the garbage pile.
His name is not listed in the phone book, and cell phone directories appear to be none existing.
I am therefore, seeking your readers and your assistance , in locating this honest integrity young man .
Could you have him or anyone who knows him, contact your newspaper, so that you can arrange a meeting between us, so that I can thank him personally.
I thank you in advance for your anticipated co-operation .
Respectfully
John Morin