Yorkville family cheering up community, a dollar at a time

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Mike Morris quietly puts an envelope with $1 inside car senior center parking lot 2008. After Morris' passing his family

Mike Morris quietly puts an envelope with $1 inside on a car in a senior center parking lot in 2008. After Morris' passing, his family is continuing the tradition. | Submitted photo

Andi Morris puts an envelope with $1 bill under stranger's windshield parking lot Goodwill Yorkville Tuesday September 25 2010. |

Andi Morris puts an envelope with a $1 bill under a stranger's windshield in the parking lot of Goodwill in Yorkville on Tuesday, September 25, 2010. | Steven Buyansky~Sun-Times Media

Andi Morris put an envelope with $1 bill under stranger's windshield parking lot Goodwill Yorkville Tuesday September 25 2010. |

Andi Morris put an envelope with a $1 bill under a stranger's windshield in the parking lot of Goodwill in Yorkville on Tuesday, September 25, 2010. | Steven Buyansky~Sun-Times Media

William Holzkopf puts an envelope with $1 bill under stranger's windshield parking lot Goodwill Yorkville Tuesday September 25 2010. |

William Holzkopf puts an envelope with a $1 bill under a stranger's windshield in the parking lot of Goodwill in Yorkville on Tuesday, September 25, 2010. | Steven Buyansky~Sun-Times Media

Cindy Bonafede puts an envelope with $1 bill under stranger's windshield parking lot Goodwill Yorkville Tuesday September 25 2010. Cindy

Cindy Bonafede puts an envelope with a $1 bill under a stranger's windshield in the parking lot of Goodwill in Yorkville on Tuesday, September 25, 2010. Cindy is helping her daughter Andi Morris continuing an effort by their late son/brother Michael. | Steven Buyansky~Sun-Times Media

YORKVILLE — Some day, people might ask just how “Free Love, One Dollar” day started. And they might be amazed to find out it started during online and conversation at a house on Tuma Road in Yorkville, and grew into an international event. It actually …