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Mike Sakal
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Bob Colfer gets his card holder back
Doing the right thing: Bob Colfer of Mesa (left) left his brown leather card holder containing his credit cards, driver’s license and other personal information on top of a gasoline pump at a Valero station on Friday, Jan. 13 as he and his wife were traveling to California. Herman Spier, also of Mesa, found it and returned it to Colfer. The holder had everything in it. (Photo by Mike Sakal, Tribune)
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