Natalie Reilly of Arizona, Arizona, started a "love letter" project four years ago with her mother with cancer, which aims to show love to police officers or first responders. Now, four years later, Riley has written more than 20,000 love letters.
According to Reilly, the "love letters" project was founded on Valentine's Day, when she and her mother wrote a lot of thank-you notes at home, and then she took these "love letters" and drove all the way to find people in uniform, such as first responders or police. In the end, she drove for about three hours to send all the love letters out.
Riley's mom often encouraged her to show love to those in need, and although her mom died later, she maintained the tradition of "sending love letters." Every day, Reilly would put the written love letters in his bag and send them out whenever he saw someone in uniform.
Reilly said: "When I gave them the card, they were really touched. It's a wonderful feeling, and no matter how strong people are, they need it. ”
Officer Zachary Astrup of Horse Chestnut Police said: "In the long and bad days, fortunately there were love letters from Riley. Because when you're tired, it cheers you up. ”
It is reported that in 2019, Riley also found true love through love letters, and a retired police officer who received her card later became her boyfriend. If you really like someone, will you persevere in writing love letters to him? If you have love in your heart, boldly pursue it, in case your dream comes true.
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