Oregon man's wallet resurfaces after 63 years

Bill Fulton doesn't remember losing his wallet, but getting it back more than 60 years later helped him remember the past.

[Cindy Stainker]

Cool!

[Margie Gunderson]

Cindy Stainker wrote:

Cool!

Yeah, but does he have to pay the fine on those lost library books? From 1946? Maybe they'll give him amnesty.

[Cindy Stainker]

Margie Gunderson wrote:

<quoted text> Yeah, but does he have to pay the fine on those lost library books? From 1946? Maybe they'll give him amnesty.

Hi Margie, I think that being this is a school gym that the stuff was found in nobody would have to pay. But I think that all the rest of the stuff that was found is just stuff that many people lost.

[Margie Gunderson]

Cindy Stainker wrote:

<quoted text>
Hi Margie, I think that being this is a school gym that the stuff was found in nobody would have to pay. But I think that all the rest of the stuff that was found is just stuff that many people lost.

I went to Catholic schools ... Sister Mary Librarian would say, "You lost it, you pay! No one got to use those valuable books for 63 years! Have you no sense of responsibility, young man? That will be $1,221.04."

[Margie Gunderson]

Sister Mary Librarian: "And would you like to by some raffle tickets? And on your way out, don't forget the altar society's bake sale. Thank you, you are a good soul."

[Cindy Stainker]

Margie Gunderson wrote:

<quoted text> I went to Catholic schools ... Sister Mary Librarian would say, "You lost it, you pay! No one got to use those valuable books for 63 years! Have you no sense of responsibility, young man? That will be $1,221.04."

LOL

[Just Sayin]

Great story!