Aloha in Target Kailua, Kailua, Oahu
ALOHA: Reposting from Katelyn Lian "To the person who turned in my wallet at Target Kailua, i believe you are a worker named Mark from what you told my mother. Thank you so much for looking at my ID, & finding an emergency contact (which happens to be my mother). I haven't gone to pick up my wallet yet, but i have full faith everything is there. I had just came from a family party near by, & i was drinking a little. Me, my other half, & our daughter went to go to Target afterwards to pick up a ginger bread house to give to my mom & step dad for Christmas (planning to help our daughter make it & say it was from her to my parents since she's only 3), & a few gifts. & we started headed back to the west side to help a friend with something. & we had to go to Safeway to pick up something before going home. By this time it was 1am, & we live in Kunia. I started to panic. But my other half said i might have left it at Target, since that was the last time we both remembered that i had last used it. I probably left it in the shopping cart, & forgot it was there. So i jumped in the car, after buckling up the kid. When i woke up today, & was just about to call Target to see if anyone had turned in my wallet, & thats when my mom had called me that you turned it in. We both ended up laughing, because im usually more responsible with my wallet. Since i also have mine, my daughters, and my boyfriends health insurance cards in it. So in order for this to happen, it would take alot. Since this is the 3rd time this has happened, I'm thankful for each time. (Yes, i know how many tines it has happened. That's how rare it is for me to lose it). Bless your soul. I dont have much in my wallet. Im in the negatives for my card after buying some gifts last night. & i only have coins in there right now. You could have easily still taken it and used it. But you didn't. Especially during the holiday season, & Christmas coming up. I wish i knew who you are, so i can repay you somehow for finding it for me, & turning it in." Let's continue to spread aloha and help each other in our community! Find this report and thousands more at searchssh.com searchssh.com - reportssh.com - sshintel.com #hawaii #stolenstuffhawaii #gooddeed #communitylove #gratitude Disclaimer: This post contains community-reported information and reflects the perspective of the original poster. Details are unconfirmed and alleged. SSH does not verify claims, determine fault, or make conclusions regarding criminal activity.