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CINCINNATI - Troops opening care packages sent by the family of Army Reserve Spc. Keith "Matt" Maupin are asked for only one favor in return — to help find the captured soldier.
Enclosed in each care package with candy, games, canned goods and other treats is a small plastic bag with 10 homemade pins bearing 21-year-old Maupin's photo. A short note thanking the troops for defending their country also includes the family's simple, heartfelt request: "Please help us find him."
His parents, Carolyn and Keith Maupin, said they sort donations and pack boxes seven days a week at a support center they set up in two donated, empty storefronts in suburban Cincinnati.
"I know he will come back to us," Carolyn Maupin recently told The Associated Press. She talked calmly, her hands in constant motion while attaching yellow ribbons to the photo pins. "Maybe someone will see one of these photos and it will help them find him."
"Even if they just drop the photo in their pocket, it could help them know it's Matt when they find him," Keith Maupin said.