UPDATE:
A good fellow is helping out our neighborhood store by replacing a portion of what some thugs stole:
According to the AJC:
Some jerks ran off with thousands of dollars worth of holiday decorations at the neighborhood Chik-fil-A.A good fellow is helping out our neighborhood store by replacing a portion of what some thugs stole:
According to the AJC:
But a local man, hearing about the store's situation, made a generous donation to the store.
Cynthia Inman, owner/operator of the store since 2000, told the AJC Sunday that Thomas Cole called her Saturday after news broke that someone walked away with the store's decorations.
Cole said to Inman over the phone, "‘I hear you guys are missing some lights down there. I have some lights I can give you. And can you use a nativity scene?"
"Give me?" is how Inman responded.
"I am just overwhelmed right now," said Inman via phone Sunday night. "This is what Christmas is all about."
The report from AJC:
Where’s Comet? Where's Cupid? Where's Donner and Blitzen ...
Somebody swiped Santa's eight tiny reindeer along with a majority of other Christmas decorations at the East Point Chick-fil-A at 1065 Cleveland Ave.
Sometime around midnight on Friday, two individuals took the decorations, which include the eight illuminating reindeer grazing on the back hill, six nets of Christmas lights, icicles and signs all used to bring some Christmas cheer to the neighborhood.
The restaurant is a major supporter of JP events.
