He printed off a couple of photos and took them to the school where the office knew Braden and identified him. He then called and we went to his home and picked up my camera. I tried to give him a reward but it refused it. Instead, I got a kiss on my cheek and a hug. So I now have a camera once again. Three cheers. He had tried to call Braden's cell phone earlier but the school just had his old phone number. The man, named Buddy, had to have the school look up Melanie's phone number and the school had to call her. He gave them permission to give her his phone number so we could call him. He then gave us his address. He said he was just doing what he hoped others would do if they were in the same situation. The first time we called, he was out biking. The second time, he waited for us. I was so happy to have it back. Thanks for the prayers in my behalf.Amy G wrote: Congrats! That is wonderful news, and also pretty great that there are still a few honest people around! See you in a couple days!
Amy
Myrna wrote: It will be so nice to see you! We are looking forward to our visit. M
Allan wrote: Great. Article on Trial still coming?
Allan
Myrna wrote: Getting cooperation from people long-distance is not as easy as it sounds. I am working on it and have made some calls and sent some e-mails. I have the history. I just need real people to talk to. Sooner or later some real person will be available, right? M
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