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When Kevin Smith returned to his York County, Pennsylvania, home last Friday after a trip to the grocery store, he realized something was missing. "I picked up a few items at Weis Markets, drove immediately home, walked in the door, reached in my back pocket. My wallet wasn't there," Smith recalls. After not finding the wallet in his car, panic started to set in. He had no idea where he might have dropped it.
He was just about to head back to the grocery store when his doorbell camera alerted him that someone was at his door. Standing at his front door is a young woman holding his wallet, showing that everything was still inside of it.
The woman, who only identified herself as Brooke, had found Smith’s wallet, gotten his address from his ID and decided to return the wallet to him in person. Smith was blown away by the kind gesture and relieved to have his wallet back. He hopes sharing the story will inspire others to be more like Brooke. "Be a good neighbor. Be a good friend. Be a good stranger, like Brooke was to me,” Smith says. “It's amazing how those random acts of kindness can make such a big difference."
Source: WGAL