The Salvation Army operation in Dalton, Georgia, expects to ring up a substantial sum, thanks to an unusual gift from an anonymous couple.
The charity says a woman handed one of its holiday season bell-ringers a diamond wedding ring wrapped in a plastic bag, along with a note reading, "My husband and I are still deeply in love. We think you could make better use of this ring than us. (Signed) All for Jesus."
The ring, appraised at $6,000, is being offered to private bidders at Maryville Jewelers in Dalton, CNN affiliate WXIA reports.
"It tells me that people have a heart even in these trying times," Salvation Army Maj. Henry Hunter told the station. "They're not focused on self."
The sale of the ring will help reduce the charity's $50,000 deficit, Hunter said.
Maryville Jewelers will accept bids for the next three weeks.
I gave the 6k and i wil claim it on my tea party kansas jesus loves you tax forms.. Lol ...meanwhile we see that a decade later the f.b.i. Cannot control a u.s. Army clearly out of control for one decade.. Maybe because they are too related from birth... Like kissing cousins.. Boy it looks like i might be the only american left in this country while kansas buttheads call themselves mohammed but never met one..ever.
mohammad,,, you ever try peanut butter? abu might like it..
Haven't heard from Mohamad in awhile. He must have a hot date or something. I hear he's rich.
GOD LOVES A CHEERFUL GIVER
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If we convert US $6000 x 45 Indian Rupees = 270000 rupees, thats a lot of money . God Bless You.
@Sam: People in India are Hindu. They believe in Buda, not God. And they love cows.
Dalton Georgia is not in India. Sorry Charlie.
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