Shortly after retirement, Leon Delong, a very thoughtful Seattleite, wanted to utilize his new free time and he decided to do something meaningful. When he heard that city office towers were routinely throwing away half-used toilet paper, he started gathering them and delivering them to a local food ban, where they were given to the homeless and those in financial need. Over the last 15 years, the 76-year-old delivered over one million rolls of toilet paper. "I'm amazed how much this mattered to people," Delong said. "To me, it was just a nice thing to do. Now, it's my claim to fame." What is your claim to fame?
