Tuesday, December 20, 2005
To: Brad, Shelly & Nancy
"Thank you for saving my life during my butterscotch candy choking episode at Bayridge Sushi today. Thank goodness for good pals like you! :) Thank goodness for life and the many more Bayridge sushi fest visits I will be able to make with you guys (minus the butterscotch candy)."
Jennifer D -- Lake Mary, FL
"Thank you for saving my life during my butterscotch candy choking episode at Bayridge Sushi today. Thank goodness for good pals like you! :) Thank goodness for life and the many more Bayridge sushi fest visits I will be able to make with you guys (minus the butterscotch candy)."
Jennifer D -- Lake Mary, FL
Sunday, December 18, 2005
From the Rockford Register Star at www.rrstar.com
Angels, step forward
During Thanksgiving week on East State Street in Rockford, my car stopped in the midst of busy traffic. Almost immediately a man came and said, “I’ll push you around the corner.” I put my Oldsmobile into neutral, and this kind man pushed us out of the traffic onto Hunter Avenue. And then, he was gone.
Moments later, a man stopped and asked us if we needed help. I said I needed a tow truck. We had a cell phone, so he said he’d get us some phone numbers, and he did.
I asked for his name, and he handed me his real estate business card and left. Before the tow truck came, this gentleman stopped by again and asked if the tow truck was coming. We told him yes.
I wanted to thank this man. I hope he reads this letter and realizes I appreciated his kindness.
So, Merry Christmas to these remarkable helpers — Rockford angels, maybe.
— Mary Krause,Belvidere
Angels, step forward
During Thanksgiving week on East State Street in Rockford, my car stopped in the midst of busy traffic. Almost immediately a man came and said, “I’ll push you around the corner.” I put my Oldsmobile into neutral, and this kind man pushed us out of the traffic onto Hunter Avenue. And then, he was gone.
Moments later, a man stopped and asked us if we needed help. I said I needed a tow truck. We had a cell phone, so he said he’d get us some phone numbers, and he did.
I asked for his name, and he handed me his real estate business card and left. Before the tow truck came, this gentleman stopped by again and asked if the tow truck was coming. We told him yes.
I wanted to thank this man. I hope he reads this letter and realizes I appreciated his kindness.
So, Merry Christmas to these remarkable helpers — Rockford angels, maybe.
— Mary Krause,Belvidere
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
From The Journal Gazette at FortWayne.com
Hoosiers came through for Katrina victims
Thanks to all in Fort Wayne who helped my family and me in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The “Katrina Express” that Allen and my brother Mike transported here to Biloxi, Miss., was a godsend. When my mom and Allen telephoned me three days after Katrina destroyed our home and belongings and told me that relief – including a camper trailer – would be on its way to us, I cannot tell you how overwhelmed with relief, joy and gratitude we were.
Nine feet of storm surge can do quite a number on one’s home and belongings, but at least our home was not washed away, as were some in our neighborhood. We are grateful that we could salvage the contents of a single room and pick through the rubble to retrieve mementos. From clothes to bedding, food and water, cleaning supplies, toiletries, paper products, the Target gift cards for my daughters, Genny and Laura, and lastly to the camper trailer, we were amazed. The donated cash helped buy a shed to store contents from the undamaged room.
I could not comprehend the kindness and compassion Fort Wayne showed my family, especially since we have not even met many of you. I have never had to depend on anyone for anything material or financial during my adult lifetime, and when I suddenly found myself in great need, Fort Wayne really came through – individuals and businesses alike.
As Hoosiers, you should be proud of the efforts the state has made in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. In fact, I have seen more relief workers from Indiana than from any other state – period.
I cannot begin to figure out how I can ever repay any of you for your kindness, except for me to do the same for someone else in dire need in the future. I want to extend our deep and heartfelt thanks to all of you, and we will never forget your awesome act of compassion and selflessness.
MARK, TONI, GENNY and LAURA MULLEN
Biloxi, Miss.
Hoosiers came through for Katrina victims
Thanks to all in Fort Wayne who helped my family and me in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The “Katrina Express” that Allen and my brother Mike transported here to Biloxi, Miss., was a godsend. When my mom and Allen telephoned me three days after Katrina destroyed our home and belongings and told me that relief – including a camper trailer – would be on its way to us, I cannot tell you how overwhelmed with relief, joy and gratitude we were.
Nine feet of storm surge can do quite a number on one’s home and belongings, but at least our home was not washed away, as were some in our neighborhood. We are grateful that we could salvage the contents of a single room and pick through the rubble to retrieve mementos. From clothes to bedding, food and water, cleaning supplies, toiletries, paper products, the Target gift cards for my daughters, Genny and Laura, and lastly to the camper trailer, we were amazed. The donated cash helped buy a shed to store contents from the undamaged room.
I could not comprehend the kindness and compassion Fort Wayne showed my family, especially since we have not even met many of you. I have never had to depend on anyone for anything material or financial during my adult lifetime, and when I suddenly found myself in great need, Fort Wayne really came through – individuals and businesses alike.
As Hoosiers, you should be proud of the efforts the state has made in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. In fact, I have seen more relief workers from Indiana than from any other state – period.
I cannot begin to figure out how I can ever repay any of you for your kindness, except for me to do the same for someone else in dire need in the future. I want to extend our deep and heartfelt thanks to all of you, and we will never forget your awesome act of compassion and selflessness.
MARK, TONI, GENNY and LAURA MULLEN
Biloxi, Miss.
Thursday, November 24, 2005
To my darling one, I wanted to thank you for being YOU! Thanks for understanding me and always being there! I LOVE YOU WITH ALL OF MY HEART - Your Angel
Anonymous -- Daly City, CA
Anonymous -- Daly City, CA
Wednesday, September 14, 2005
To: Shannon Vance,
"I hear that you do alot of things for people that cant afford better and
you never charge them and you never ask for Thank yous. God Bless you."
Anonymous -- Manassas, VA
"I hear that you do alot of things for people that cant afford better and
you never charge them and you never ask for Thank yous. God Bless you."
Anonymous -- Manassas, VA
Wednesday, August 24, 2005
"Thanks to the nice crew at Homer's World Famous Malt Shop on the UWS for saving my lost sunglasses! Thanks, also, for having $2 beers and the best pigs in a blanket I've ever had."
Beth -- New York, NY
Beth -- New York, NY
Tuesday, August 16, 2005
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The whole concept of the Thank You Pages is to serve as a kinder, less imposing means for giving thanks. We understand that it's sometimes hard to directly say thank you to someone (much in the same way that it's hard to say "I'm Sorry"). This is a phenomenon that we can't explain, but nonetheless happens. Let NICE help you to deliver your appreciations.
Friday, August 12, 2005
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Wednesday, August 10, 2005
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D. Robert -- New York, NY
D. Robert -- New York, NY
Tuesday, July 26, 2005
"Hello, Nice Magazine.
I want to say that I know several of the people who are making Nice, and they are some of the nicest people I know.
Alexis, would you really have kicked my butt if I made you mad when I was your roommate? I have trouble believing it, but it's a good thought.
Hey Beth! You are so nice and school was a little easier knowing I could go out for a drink with you and that nice boyfriend of yours.
Julie! You do bring lots of people together. It was nice and made school easier, too."
Nora Fitzgerald -- Ferguson, MO
I want to say that I know several of the people who are making Nice, and they are some of the nicest people I know.
Alexis, would you really have kicked my butt if I made you mad when I was your roommate? I have trouble believing it, but it's a good thought.
Hey Beth! You are so nice and school was a little easier knowing I could go out for a drink with you and that nice boyfriend of yours.
Julie! You do bring lots of people together. It was nice and made school easier, too."
Nora Fitzgerald -- Ferguson, MO
Friday, April 08, 2005
"Thank you to the nice guy at BEST BUY that reminded me of of Haggort from Harry Potter, he was kind enough to help me count coins and even spare one of his quarters. Thanks... it made my evening. Simple things are truly what life is worth living for. :)"
Anonymous -- Bellevue, WA
Anonymous -- Bellevue, WA
Tuesday, April 05, 2005
"Thank you for taking the time to realize I forget about me, and I need to remember in order to work with you I have to work with me too. Thank you for your patience, you kindness and your faith in believing what makes us strong is believing in the possibilities of our potential."
Anonymous -- Redmond, WA
Anonymous -- Redmond, WA
Thursday, March 24, 2005
To my "BG",
I want to thank my sweet fella, for his kind heart, Sweetheart, it is the little things like being close to you in your arms kissing you...star gazing or watching the waves crash at the beach and watching the sunset . You show true kindness and warmth you make me feel how lucky I am to have someone as wonderful as you , sei cosi sensationale e quando vogilio verderti vogilio ma dai i molte bacio alla dove tutti si tesoro!
love , Your "angel"
Angel -- Daly City, CA
I want to thank my sweet fella, for his kind heart, Sweetheart, it is the little things like being close to you in your arms kissing you...star gazing or watching the waves crash at the beach and watching the sunset . You show true kindness and warmth you make me feel how lucky I am to have someone as wonderful as you , sei cosi sensationale e quando vogilio verderti vogilio ma dai i molte bacio alla dove tutti si tesoro!
love , Your "angel"
Angel -- Daly City, CA
Tuesday, March 22, 2005
"Thanks to the woman at the 103 Street, 1 / 9 subway station who gave us a free swipe after noticing we were having troubles with our Metro Card."
Darrell Yuen -- New York, NY
Darrell Yuen -- New York, NY






