Cheryl Gavazzi went into a Swampscott department store Tuesday after work on a mission to get a birthday present for her daughter-in-law.
Instead, she ended up hightailing it out of the store with a bag full of cash, frantically looking out for what she thought might be gun-toting drug dealers.
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Cool story. There's no price tag on the great lesson she taught her grandchildren! One of my favorite childhood memories is of my father's happiness at reuniting people with things that they lost. I think it stems from someone returning a camera to him that he misplaced on a visit to Niagra Falls when we were little.
I love this story. My favorite part is the hair appointment - you can't miss the hair appointment even if you have $11,000 in drug money (as she thought at the time) siting in your kitchen Every woman over 50 (like me) gets that.
Great and inspiring; super example to us all.
It is, indeed, an inspiration and example for us all, and an example of the very minimum that we should do as human beings.