Tania appeals for return of her footprints

Loyal SooToday.com reader, Tania, sent us this touching appeal for her belongings to be returned to her. We thought we'd share it with our readers in hopes that someone will come through for her. ************************* Dear SooToday, I have a situation that requires the public assistance. Earlier this week, I was doing my laundry at the Station Mall Laundromat.

While my back was turned, folding my laundry, my purse was stolen. Besides the typical contents such as a visa card, bank cards, ymca cards and my expired drivers license, there was no money for the thief.

However, one item in particular I miss the absolute most is my little footshaped poem of footprints.

This was the very last thing that my mother gave to me before she passed away.

I don't care if I ever see the purse again.

I can live with the frustration of waiting in line to replace my bank cards and drivers licence.

But this keychain is something that I can't wait in line to ever get again.

It was also linked to a rubber bracelet with the letter pendants VTK on it that my boys bought me:(. I hear about good deeds often in this city.

I hope that whoever stole my purse will have the decency to anonymously drop it off either at the station mall laundromat, or the station mall security kiosk, or the drivetest center in churchill plaza. Do yourself a favour and do the right thing. Thank you.

Tania

You could also mail it to SooToday.com, 123 March St. SSM, P6A 2Z5

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