Richmond County Sheriff’s Office gifts Christmas presents to honor lost loved ones
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What a heartwarming and caring gesture. Thank you Lt. Lucas Grant, and your elf’s, for your thoughtfulness. Caring gestures like this will help healing hurts/heartache and ill feelings…may your kindness come back two-fold.
My prayer is, we will all continue this act of kindness in our daily lives to help rid selfishness/self-gratification.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year