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Last week, postman Ron Lynch was delivering mail to Flores’ apartment complex when he spotted the 12-year-old fishing junk mail from a bin so he could have something to read.
He asked me if I had any extra mail he could read. He told me his wish is to have books to read. I told him the library had many, but he said they don’t have a car, and couldn’t afford the bus.
Moved by the boy’s story, Lynch asked his Facebook friends to send Flores some reading material.
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“I was given many books as a child, and it’s time to help someone else,” Lynch said.
KSL TV
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According to KSL TV, Lynch’s post quickly attracted thousands of shares – and before he could even return to Flores’ home on Sunday with books for him, he had already received some from kind strangers.
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“[I think] there are 350 books or more,” said the boy. “People said ‘These are for you’, I thought they were mistaken, but these are for me.”
Tuesday 26 November, 2024
Tuesday 26 November, 2024
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This boy was sent loads of books after a postman saw he had only junk mail to read
THIS IS MATHEW Flores of Sandy, Utah.
Last week, postman Ron Lynch was delivering mail to Flores’ apartment complex when he spotted the 12-year-old fishing junk mail from a bin so he could have something to read.
Lynch wrote on Facebook:
Moved by the boy’s story, Lynch asked his Facebook friends to send Flores some reading material.
“I was given many books as a child, and it’s time to help someone else,” Lynch said.
According to KSL TV, Lynch’s post quickly attracted thousands of shares – and before he could even return to Flores’ home on Sunday with books for him, he had already received some from kind strangers.
Whoops!
We couldn't find this Tweet
“[I think] there are 350 books or more,” said the boy. “People said ‘These are for you’, I thought they were mistaken, but these are for me.”
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