A high school jacket reunited with its owner 28 years later

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When I read the story of a high school student who played football at Chaparral High School in Scottsdale Arizona in 1994 but due to his late mother not being able to purchase the football jacket for her son due to money problems in 1994. Jed Mottley was that person who was never able to buy a high school football jacket at that time. Even though Jed's mother passed away in 2012, she tell her sons Jed and his older brother Josh that expect a miracle from Above someday. Josh found his younger brother's football jacket that his mom could not afford to purchase since it cost $300 dollars to buy it at that time hanging on a rack at a thrift store in Pinetop Arizona on November 3, Josh bought the jacket for his younger brother for $25 dollars. Josh moved to Pinetop after he finished working as a musician with a band. Josh contacted Jed who is also a musician who lives in Los Angeles to inform him the good news that he was able to buy his high school football jacket for him as a gift. Josh took a flight from Los Angeles to Pinestop to thank his brother for buying a jacket that he could not afford for him since the price range was too high for him at that time. Good things come to those who go deeds in our lives when the timing is right. i