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For several years I had a nice color 8 x 10 of President Reagan on his horse framed and hanging in my cubicle, much to the consternation of some of my liberal coworkers. One morning about a year ago, I came in to find a beautiful B&W glossy original movie handbill of Reagan in a flight suit from a 1941 film called "International Squadron" laying on my desk with a note that read, "I've noticed you seem to be a fan of Ronald Reagan and thought you might enjoy this." It was signed, "The janitor". Of course, I was delighted and it has had a place of honor on the wall ever since.
I never did have a chance to meet the person who left the picture, though I did leave a thank you note on my desk which was gone the next day so I guess they found it, and we have since changed cleaning services so I doubt I ever will. I don't know if this person was also a Reagan fan or not but the gift of this rather rare photo (I haven't even found one on the internet) was very special to me. I sincerely hope the janitor realizes that the giving of a gift to a total stranger was a very Reagan-like gesture.
To the greatest President of my lifetime, "Thank you, sir, and may you have a most blessed birthday."