Here's a copy of the email I sent to WDW Guest Communications this morning. It should be self explanatory:
Sure, this is how it's SUPPOSED to work. And maybe it shouldn't be necessary to recognize when a CM does his or her job right. But, in my case, the practical and sentimental value of thier find meant enough to me that I had to write in.
Dear Disney World:
I owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to the housekeeping and lost and found cast members at the Boardwalk Villas.
As a DVC member, I stayed at my Boardwalk "home" for marathon weekend. (I completed the Goofy Challenge.) Unfortunately, we had to make a hasty departure on Sunday afternoon and at some point fatigue undermined my packing efficiency.
Imagine my heartbreak and disappointment on Monday when I discovered I left my Garmin race watch behind. It contained all my marathon and half marathon data on time, distance, pace, etc. And it was gone, or so I thought.
I immediately called Lost and Found to see if it turned up. Sadly, Fazil reported no sign of it. Oh, well, I thought. Lesson learned.
I don't know why, but today (Tuesday) I called back "just in case" it really was there. Fazil said yes! He had it this time. Thank goodness and thank housekeeping! He's going to mail it to me. The news brought a lump to my throat.
What a great ending to a thrilling weekend. The Disney magic really does exist. Please make sure Fazil and the correct housekeeper get credit for restoring this guest's happiness and faith in Disney World.
Thank you.
KelNottAt
Sure, this is how it's SUPPOSED to work. And maybe it shouldn't be necessary to recognize when a CM does his or her job right. But, in my case, the practical and sentimental value of thier find meant enough to me that I had to write in.
