'Tears of Joy': Woman Loses Envelope Full of Cash at Park, Good Samaritan Finds and Returns It
When most people come across an abandoned wallet, they’ll at least open it up to see if it contains any money, any important cards or any identifying information. Most upstanding citizens put themselves in the shoes of…
When most people come across an abandoned wallet, they’ll at least open it up to see if it contains any Money, any important cards or any identifying information.
Most upstanding citizens put themselves in the shoes of the person who lost the wallet and will make some sort of effort to return it.
Bills, by themselves, are more tempting to pocket.
It was Friday when a good Samaritan was walking through a public park and spotted an envelope. The front of it read “Grocery Cash” and in the top left corner was written, “For: Randi.”
Kim DeRosa of Westfield, New Jersey, had come across an envelope filled with cash, and she quickly turned to Facebook to try to find the owner.
Not wanting to give out too many details, DeRosa sketched a quick informational outline of the situation in the post and sat back to see if anyone would fill in the blanks and claim the cash. (DeRosa’s Facebook post is no longer available to view, as it has been removed or the privacy settings changed.)
“I just found an envelope with cash in it at Tamaques Park,” she wrote on the Westfield Facebook group, according to