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Resident wants filled tote bag returned
Published Monday, June 23, 2008
This letter is written to let my many friends know my Bible was returned to me after being “found” on the B&K parking lot behind First Presbyterian Church.
It was “lost” on June 10 and returned to me on June 13. Most of the irreplaceable documents in the bible were intact, but not all.
I am an octogenarian in my 87th year of life, and I can ill afford the sleepless nights I have endured since this hapless episode began.
Again, I implore you to return my camera and the second Bible you “found” in my tote bag. Please take the camera and Bible to the photo counter at Wal-Mart on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive. My friends there will call me to let me know it has been returned.
My name on the camera plainly stated “official photographer of the Natchez Festival of Music,” where I have served for five-plus years in this capacity. I have served in the Natchez Literary and Cinema Celebration for as many years as well as my church, First Presbyterian, the retiree partnership, the Natchez Historical Society, Historic Natchez Foundation, Friends Five-O, Rotary, the Grand Village, the Scottish Heritage Foundation, Musical Arts and more. My outreach to these groups affords me many friends who share with me my loss.
So please, once again, hear my plea and return my tote bag with its contents to the church office or to Wal-Mart.
Mrs. Jack B. Stubbs
Natchez resident
Comments
Posted by itsjustme (anonymous) on June 23, 2008 at 9:09 a.m. (Suggest removal)
Mrs. Stubbs, I hope the person does the "right thing" and returns all of your belongings. Even if this person thinks no one will ever know, how wrong they are, because God knows and will never forget. Good luck.
Posted by destiny (anonymous) on June 23, 2008 at 1:57 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Mrs. Stubbs, I am so sorry for the loss of items that you used for the enjoyment of others. I pray that they will be returned promptly without injury. But you can rest assured whoever kept them must know their value and attempted to sell them. Check with all the pawn shops in the area and maybe you can locate them. Even if they were sold privately maybe the one who bought them will see this notice. Good luck in the recovery.
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