A six year old girl reunites with her teddy bear that she lost in a park one year earlier

Tweet

Glacier Park ranger Tom Mazzarisi is one person who has a heart of compassion for a six year old girl named Naomi Pascal who was given the teddy bear as a gift from her parents Ben and Addie Pascal after she was adopted from an orphanage in Ethopia. Naomi and her parents traveled to Glacier Park in Montana where the terrible incident of losing her teddy bear became her worst nightmare. After the parents notified park officials of the loss of the teddy bear, they were hoping that someone would find the teddy bear and hold on to it when the family would be able to return to Glacier Park after it would reopen in 2021. Tom did find the teddy bear near Hidden Lake Trail in bad condition after the snow melted. Since Tom did not that the teddy bear belonged to Naomi, he was going to throw it into the trash can. However Tom decided to keep the teddy bear as his partner in his cabin in Saint Mary. Thanks to social media site Facebook, Addie pleaded for help to find the lost teddy bear. A family friend of the Pascals who is Terri Hayden went to visit Glacier Park earlier this year, they saw the lost teddy bear in the truck of the park ranger. Terri took a picture of the teddy bear from the rangers truck to Addie via social media. When the image of the teddy bear was confirmed to belong to Naomi, Tom sent the teddy bear to the Pascal family via mail. Naomi was very happy that a nice park ranger had the kind heart not to throw away her teddy bear in the trash but have the teddy bear ride with him inside of his truck as his companion. Where does the Pascal family lives is not mentioned due to privacy reasons. Park rangers who do these kind acts are wonderful people.