On a flight to Las Vegas for his sister's wedding, Hunter Shamatt lost his wallet.
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Inside it was $60 cash, and a check for $400 dollars.
Hunter didn't expect to see the wallet, or the money, ever again.
Days later, his wallet turned up in the mail with a letter.
"I rounded your cash up to an even $100 so you could celebrate having your wallet back. Have fun," the letter read.
"It really meant a lot that he would go out of his way, and do that for a complete stranger. I'm still paying off school loans and I got truck loans to pay off now. It really helps out," said Shamatt.
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The sender only signed the letter with the initials TB, but Hunter was eventually able to track down the mystery man and thank him for his kindness.