Please return the stolen angel

STEVE HURST | Olympia • Published December 02, 2012 Modified December 01, 2012

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T he “Grinch” stole from us and all you lovers of Christmas decorations. We ask that whoever stole our angel, please return it, no questions asked! If people’s Christmas decorations were stolen, they would finally decide that it was too much work and too expensive to continue and everyone will suffer. Is this what you want? If you need to get decorations, please ask us for help, as we have some we can give you, when you return our angel. We donate any proceeds that people bring, including canned goods and money, from our displays to the Olympia Union Gospel Mission, which helps those in need. Again, please return our angel. Thank you for caring about doing the right thing.

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