VIDEO: Kind hearted Fenton girl returns lost iPod Touch to soldier's daughter
NINE-year-old Tayla Buttery was distraught after losing the iPod Touch her dad gave her just weeks before he left for Afghanistan.
But yesterday she was reunited with the gift after 12-year-old Georgina Nicholls spotted it on the floor on her way to the Britannia Stadium on Saturday.
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I FOUND IT! Georgina Nicholls hands the iPod back to Tayla Buttery.
Georgina, who lives in Fenton, picked up the iPod hoping she would be able track down its owner, and yesterday her grandmother, Barbara, spotted Tayla's story in The Sentinel.
She said: "I thought someone would steal it if I didn't pick it up.
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"I tried to get an announcement read out on the radio after the match but it didn't happen.
"My grandma spotted the story about Tayla in the paper.
"I was really happy. It felt great to give it back to her."
Tayla, of Fenton, wanted to use the device to film the Stoke City players coming out of the tunnel for her dad Pete.
But she discovered she had dropped it before the match.
Pete, an avid Stoke City fan, is currently serving in Helmand Province with the Queen's Royal Lancers and is due to return in May.
Comments
by pensioner46
Thursday, January 17 2013, 11:40AM
“Well done to the young girl who returned it I hope these two young girls go on to enjoy a long friendship.”
by spudder56
Thursday, January 17 2013, 10:44AM
“what a refreshing story well done”