Tina’s 16-year-old son, Garrett, was born with a rare genetic disorder called Smith-Magenis syndrome. Along with anxiety and tantrums, the syndrome causes him to fixate on things. Recently, Garrett became obsessed with a guitar he spotted at a thrift store, and so he decided to write a letter to the Easter Bunny. Tina, understanding of her son’s condition — and knowing Garrett’s desire for the guitar was fleeting — agreed to help him ask the Easter Bunny for it.

Tina stuck the letter in the mail, but instead of using a real stamp, she used a square ticket. She assumed a carrier would realize it wasn’t actual mail and throw the letter aside.

But the very next day, Tina and Garrett found a handwritten post-it note stuck to their regular stack of mail. When Garrett reached into the mailbox and read the Post-It, he and his mom were blown away.

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[H/T: ABC News, Tina McGrevy]

16-year-old Garrett, from Springfield, Ohio, was born with Smith-Magenis syndrome. Along with anxiety and tantrums, this rare genetic disorder causes Garrett to fixate on things.

Garrett’s mom, Tina, works as an advocate with Parents and Researchers Interested in Smith-Magenis Syndrome.

Recently, Garrett and Tina stuck a fake letter to the Easter Bunny in their mailbox, asking for the guitar Garrett wanted. Since there was no stamp on the letter, Tina assumed it would be cast aside by the mail carrier. The mother and son went on with their day.

But the next day, Garrett and Tina were stunned to find a Post-It note stuck to their mail.

“I heard that a letter from the Easter Bunny is on its way,” it read.

The mail woman, who remains anonymous, delighted Garrett’s imagination; she made it look as though the Easter Bunny sent a package all the way from Bunny Village. She also included a candy and an “official” Easter Bunny signature.

The mail carrier’s surprise delivery made Garrett so happy that he sleeps with the card under his pillow at night.

Tina and her family are currently working on buying Garrett his own guitar.

Garrett and the mail woman have since struck up a beautiful friendship.

An old man used to take his grandkid to visit people at the hospital. When he fell himself fell ill, the most wonderful thing happened.

Police Sergeant Retires After 28 Years In Tear-Jerking Clip

ince the late 80s, Douglas Hogate, Sr. has served as a police officer in Salem City, New Jersey. In 2014, his dream came true when he was promoted to Sergeant. He told NJ.com, “I’ve never wanted to be chief, never even wanted to be lieutenant,” he said. “I love being on the road and always wanted to be a road sergeant. Now, with all the patience I’ve had, it’s finally here.”

But recently, after 28 years of dedicating his life to the job, Sgt. Hogate retired. In the touching video below, watch the incredible moment he officially signs off the air at the end of his last shift — calling in his final Code 3.

“It is with great pleasure to announce that as of today, March 24, 2016 at 1800 hours, after 28 years of service, Salem City Police Sgt. Douglas Hogate Sr., Badge #612, is retiring and has given his final Code 3. The Salem County 9-1-1 Center would like to wish Sgt. Hogate a Happy Retirement & wish him all the best!”

The most heartwarming thing about this moment is that Douglas Hogate Jr. — his own son — is the voice on the other end of the radio. For nine years, he has been a dispatcher at Salem County Dispatch Center. I can’t think of a better send-off than this. His son must be so proud to walk in his dad’s shoes.

Please enjoy this wonderful moment, and SHARE it with your friends on Facebook!

H/T: Fox29, Salem County 911 Center