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Steffin wrote:
> 
> Thanks for taking the time to read this message! This is about a lady
> that gave all she could to everyone, including me. Her name is Wendy.
> 
>         When I was young she became my foster mother after my real
> mother had abandon me. Never having any kids of her own she became a
> foster parent. That I got to be in her care was probably the best
> thing that had ever happened to me. She had other foster children and
> even ended up taking care of many of the neighborhood kids.
> 
>         Wendy is a lady that just never gave up and always gave more
> than anyone could imagine. I no longer think of my real mother as
> mother but rather Wendy as my only true mother. I know that I�m not
> the only one that thinks that way either. It wasn�t just kids that she
> helped it included the elderly, the disabled and the just down and
> out.  What it takes to qualify for a saint is something I never found
> out, but I know it can�t be more than the things I saw this lady do
> for anybody.  Even people that had wronged her could find themselves
> looking up at her while she helped them when they were down.
> 
>         I�m 26 now and many of the things I�m telling you I never
> really realized until now.  Since I was a kid she has helped me with
> everything from recovering from my mistakes to just being there to say
> �You can do it... It�ll be okay.�  I�ve never been able to make a good
> attempt at trying to repay her for all she�s done for me and I�m not
> alone.  Many people just have taken for granted the things she�s done
> for them.
> 
>         I know by now you�re asking yourself why I�ve posted this
> letter.  Well, to be honest and straight with you it�s because I would
> like your help. If there�s one thing that I�ve learned from Wendy it�s
> that, �We are our neighbors keepers.�  You know the golden rule, �Do
> onto others as you would have them do onto you.� Anyway now Wendy is
> an older lady that is disabled and can�t do as much as she used to.
> With the disability sometimes expenses can be too much. I now live in
> Arkansas and can�t be of much help. With no real family I�d like to do
> something to try to repay all she done for me and many others.
> 
>          That�s were you come in.  See if you can think back to
> someone that helped you no matter how big or small.  Maybe it�s
> someone you can�t even remember or have lost touch with.  For that
> moment picture Wendy and say, �I�d like to repay that kindness.�  I
> wish you would sit down and write a small note saying �Thanks for
> being the generous person that you have been!� If you could include
> something to help out.  Maybe it�s a five dollar bill, a book of
> stamps, even a dollar.  Oh and would you also tell her the Steffin
> sends his love.  Her birthday is next month on the 27th and I�m hoping
> I can make this own a very memorable one.
> 
>         Thanks for reading and if you choose to help God pless you.
> Her address is
> 
> Wendy Mcghee
> 9636 Elm
> Taylor, Mi 48180
Oh dear I'm so sorry for you. You see I had the same problem as you when
I was young, which resulted in me also being brought up by a very nice
lady.  There was a difference though; my nice lady would never have
encouraged me to scrounge for her benefit or for anybody elses.  She
certainly wouldn't have expected me to utilise a news group, which has
obviously been set up to discuss the forthcoming Jamboree, to try such
stupid methods of begging.
Get lost scrounger; it's obvious to all that the address given is your
own.  No nice lady would want her address published in this manner.