A Sweet Gift For Lyndon
Published on Tuesday, March 9th, 2010 at 1:30 am
The mother of King James student, Lyndon Longhorne, who lost his limbs to meningitis, is hoping to find an extremely kind anonymous couple who handed her son £5,000 in cash.
The couple stopped Lyndon on the street, after pulling up in a Nissan Micra, and handed him a box of Licourice Allsorts. Lyndon did not realise that the box of sweets contained a massive bundle of cash until his drama teacher opened the box.
Tammy Shevels, Lyndon’s mother, said, “I think it is marvelous. I would just like them to get in touch because I would like to thank them myself.”
The money will go towards the ‘Limbs for Lyndon fund’ unless the couple get in touch to advise otherwise.
This article originally appeared in Issue No. 25. Read or download The Bishop Press Issue No. 25 (PDF).
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