08/28/2026
🥹❤️ A little surprise in the mail today…
I checked the mail pretty late today, and there was a handwritten letter from Lee Snodgrass.
I opened it, read it… and honestly, it made me really happy. ❤️
I think a lot of people around the Fox Valley know Lee. But this little note immediately brought me back to the days after the tornado in Menasha.
That day, my younger brother and I were out handing out meals to people affected by the storm.
While we were there handing out food, we happened to run into Lee and her team. They were right there in the neighborhoods, helping people clean up, moving debris, and doing whatever they could to help.
I remember seeing them and thinking… wow, they’re really out here. ❤️
We were there handing out food. They were there helping with the cleanup. And everywhere around us, people were doing whatever they could to help somebody else.
It was one of those moments where you really get to see what a community is made of.
So today, when I opened this letter and saw Lee thanking Rô for what we did, I couldn’t help but smile. 🥹❤️
Lee, you really didn’t have to send this.
If anything, thank YOU and your team too. ❤️🙏
Thank you for showing up. Thank you for getting your hands dirty and working alongside our neighbors when they needed help.
We didn’t bring those meals out there expecting anything in return. We just wanted to do whatever little part we could.
So receiving something like this afterward… yeah, it means a lot to me.
Today was just a regular day, checking the mail a little late…
and somehow one little handwritten letter made my whole day. 🥹❤️
🙏Thank you, Lee.
🙏And thank you to everyone who showed up for each other after the storm.
This is the Fox Valley I love. Neighbors helping neighbors. ❤️🙏
🙌*One little note before the comments: This post is simply about gratitude and appreciation for people who showed up to help our community after the tornado. Inappropriate or politically divisive comments will be removed. ❤️