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 A letter writing off the debt owed by a struggling mother on her son's trumpet has moved many online. 
  
 Jacques Ruffin, 21, found the letter addressed to his mother while he was cleaning out the hallway closet and decided to share it on Reddit. 
  
 Many thousands of people have commented on the post to applaud the "beautiful" and "kind" gesture. 
  
 The letter was sent by James W Jones, who owns the Allegro Music Centre in Florida, in 2009. 
  
 Mr Jones addressed the difficulty Mr Ruffin's mother was having in meeting the repayments by noting he too had been "through bad times". 
  
 Speaking to the BBC, Mr Ruffin, who was 13 years old at the time the letter was written, said: "I had no idea that my mother was struggling so much financially." 
  
 Image copyright Jacques Ruffin Image caption Jacques Ruffin called Mr Jones a "hero" 
  
 He added that he is "so grateful" to Mr Jones for giving him "the gift of music" which has "opened so many doors in my life". 
  
 "I really appreciate what he did. He is a hero in my eyes," he added. 
  
 The heartwarming post encouraged many others to share similar stories of the kindness shown to them in times of difficulty. 
  
 One Reddit user wrote about receiving free piano tuition after their father died. 
  
 Image copyright Boygirlwhatever / Reddit 
  
 Some replied to say they were customers of the music shop and "can clearly see this happening there". 
  
 Mr Jones told the BBC he remembers why he decided to write off Mrs Ruffin's outstanding payments. 
  
 "It was during an [economic] depression and the mother was ill and had lost her job. 
  
 "I did not want the student to miss out just because of trouble with making payments." 
  
 Image copyright James Jones Image caption James W Jones - known as Jim - set up the Allegro Music Centre in 1981 
  
 Mr Jones urged those moved by his letter to "go to your local music store, purchase a good used instrument and donate it to a school". 
  
 He said all he wants is "to get instruments into the hands of kids who want to learn". 
  
 Many people commented on the social media post to say they had been inspired to donate their own instruments so other children can learn to play. 
  
 Mr Ruffin told the BBC that the letter has spurred him to set up a funding campaign to help support children to study music. ||||| Store owner Jim Jones says he is surprised and overwhelmed by all the attention. (Photo: vorpib/Reddit) 
  
 When Jacques Ruffin found an old letter his mother had saved, he almost tossed it. But he thought he better take a look. 
  
 "The letter touched my heart. Reading the letter brought me to near tears and I wondered how life would’ve turned out if it wasn’t for the kindness of James W. Jones," Ruffin tells MNN. 
  
 Ruffin shared the note on Reddit. The touching letter struck a chord with Redditors around the world. 
  
 Music store owner James Jones wrote to Jacques' mother in 2009, forgiving the rent due on her son's trumpet. 
  
 "You do not have to pay me any more for the trumpet. It is yours to play," Jones wrote. "I have been through bad times like you. But remember. Tough times never last, Tough people do." 
  
 This letter sparked some serious online kindness. (Photo: jacques4801/Reddit) 
  
 The internet can be a tough place, but not in this case. 
  
 Posters were touched by the store owner's kind note and immediately came up with suggestions to respond in kind. Some people thought they should pay it forward, sending instruments to band kids in need. 
  
 But the majority suggested paying it backward to the store owner. People offered to send anonymous donations so he could buy more instruments to help more kids. 
  
 "Small music stores are often in pretty rough shape these days. The internet has killed, or is killing, all but the most hardy/stubborn local stores ... I'd be surprised if this guy is making a killing running his music store," wrote SwellJoe. "Seems like chipping in to pay for a trumpet or two for the store owner to give away isn't such a terrible idea for paying it forward and helping out a small business owner who was kind to a kid and a struggling mom (and this probably isn't an isolated incident)." 
  
 And it turns out that really is the case, Redditor vorpib found out. 
  
 Doughnuts and donations 
  
 When he read the post, he realized he lived only minutes away from Allegro Music Center in Casselberry, a suburb of Orlando. So he decided to drop by when the store opened, armed with a dozen doughnuts. 
  
 In talking with an overwhelmed Jones, vorpib discovered that this wasn't the first time the store owner had assisted someone in need. 
  
 "He said he’s been doing this for years, helping out kids who haven’t been able to make the payments," vorpib tells MNN. "It’s such a cool thing. He was so humble. I don’t think he’s crazy about all the attention." 
  
 Hoping to continue to help other struggling young musicians just like Jones did, Ruffin started a GoFundMe to benefit music students in need. 
  
 And because the music store may have seen better days, Redditors hope that some kindness (and donations) may help brighten Jones' day. 
  
 "I would like to push the idea that we donate something to him, and hopefully this will go viral so that his customer base also grows after all this has died down," suggested gjs628. 
  
  
  
 "The whole point of this is to say, 'That small kindness that you did — completely out of the blue for a struggling mother and her son — hasn’t gone unnoticed, and we would like to thank you for not just the kindness but being the person you are, who expected nothing in return.' He didn’t do this with the expectation of recognition or gain, he did this out of the kindness of his own heart." |||||
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A kind gesture has struck a chord on the internet. Nearly a decade ago, Jacques Ruffin was given the gift of music, but didn’t know it at the time, reports MNN. Recently Ruffin, now 21, was cleaning out a hallway closet and found a letter from James Jones, owner of Allegro Music Centre in Florida, to Ruffin’s mother. Dated Dec. 17, 2009, the letter said that the store owner was forgiving the mother’s debt on the trumpet she had been renting for her son and was giving Jacques the trumpet. “I have been through bad times like you,” the letter read. “But remember, Tough times never last, Tough people do.” After Ruffin posted the note on Reddit, comments began pouring in lauding the kind gesture, some sharing similar stories of generosity and others saying they had been inspired to donate their own old instruments to students in need. "I had no idea that my mother was struggling so much financially," Ruffin tells the BBC. Jones, who seemed a little embarrassed by all the attention according to one Redditor who visited his store, said that Ruffin's mother had lost her job and he didn’t want Jacques to “miss out just because of trouble with making payments.” He’s done the same for other students and encouraged other music lovers to donate instruments to schools when possible to help out “kids who want to learn.” Ruffin says he is grateful to Jones for giving him a gift that has "opened so many doors" for him. “I really appreciate what he did,” he said. “He is a hero in my eyes." Ruffin has set up a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for music programs so that "every student that is interested in learning to play an instrument will have the ability to do so."