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<\/p>\nOXFORD, Miss. – As a senior accounting clerk at the \n\u00a0\n<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n \nAmid lights and television cameras on the Oxford campus, \n“This is so exciting!” said Beasley, whose maiden name was \n“She (Beasley) watches Channel 5 regularly,” Wise said “On \nThough Beasley’s new check will be issued by the treasury \n“I remember when I broke my knee cap and the insurance \nBeasley’s co-workers couldn’t be happier over her good \n“Dolly is truly a giving person who joyfully does so much \nTerron Jones, physical plant director, praised Beasley as \nWhen asked what she planned to do with the extra money, \n“He’s had his eye on a new fish finder,’ said Beasley, who \nWhen not working, Beasley enjoys baking desserts and \nWise said the “Cold Cash” segment featuring Beasley airs at
\nUniversity of Mississippi, Dolly Beasley helps creditors
\nget paid, but Beasley herself was handed some “cold cash”
\nrecently.
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\nthe UM physical plant employee was presented a $369.40
\ncheck by Andy Wise, chief consumer investigator at WMC-TV,
\nChannel 5 in Memphis. Beasley had been eagerly awaiting
\nWise’s visit for three weeks since she checked the
\nstation’s Web page and learned the state of Tennessee
\ntreasury department owed her some money.
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\nKail when she resided in Maury City (Crockett County),
\nTenn. “Not everyone who searches for cold cash gets money
\nback, so to me this is a wonderful surprise.”
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Wise said Beasley’s fortune is a prime example of why it
\npays viewers to browse the WMC-TV Web page.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n
\na whim, she decided to check out our Cold Cash link. To her
\npleasant surprise, she discovered Dolly Kail listed among
\nthose due money collected by Tennessee’s state treasury.”
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\ndepartment, her original payment in that exact amount from
\nColonial Life and Accident Insurance was received more than
\nseven years ago.
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\ncompany mailed me a check for $369.40,” Beasley said.
\n“Since I didn’t miss any work due to my injury and I didn’t
\nneed the money, I thought the insurance company had made a
\nmistake and I sent the check back to them.”
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\nfortune.
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\nfor those around her,” said Cynthia Evans, chief cost
\naccountant and Beasley’s immediate supervisor. “It’s most
\nfitting that her generosity should be rewarded in such an
\nunexpected manner.”
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\n“a bubbly personality” and “a valuable person” in the
\ndepartment. “I honestly can’t think of a person who
\ndeserves something like this more than her,” Jones said.
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\nBeasley said she intends to buy a birthday gift for her
\nhusband, Jim Beasley, who works at the local Whirlpool
\nmanufacturing plant.
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\nhas worked for UM since November 2007. “I told him I’d buy
\nhim one with the money whenever I received it.”
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\nsharing them with her family and friends. The couple has
\ntwo grown children and two grandchildren in Fayetteville,
\nArk., and Alamo, Tenn.
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\n6 p.m. Monday (April 21) on WMC-TV. It can be viewed later
\nby visiting this link<\/a> .
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