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THANKS TAMMY

Staff ReporterNorth Coast Times

I AM an aged pensioner living in a retirement village with my wife. On Thursday afternoon, after a busy day, I went to Merriwa shopping centre to buy a couple of items.

While there, unbeknown to me I lost my credit card folder. The folder contained all of my credit cards, medical card (I am a diabetic), driving licence and so forth.

When I got home I received a call from the village manager telling me that a woman had just called into his office and had handed in to him my credit card folder, completely intact, leaving just her name: Tammy and her mobile phone number.

I telephoned Tammy to thank her; knowing what a mess I would have been in without her doing as she had done and obtained her address in Butler.

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Being aged pensioners, with all its limitations, it is impossible to reward Tammy as I would like to, but at least I want to make it known what a kind and honest thing she did.

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