Honesty appreciated

To the person who returned my purse, thank you very much

Recently I lost my purse in the QF parking lot in Qualicum Beach. I would like to send my appreciation and thanks to the person/persons who took it back to the QF store.

Joan E. Baddeley

 

Qualicum Beach

 

 

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