Engagement Ring Found At Grand Haven State Park
Tom Townsend gave me a referral and Nicole texted me that she lost her ring yesterday while swimming at the beach. She gave me good information that she was out in the water in front of the number 6 flag pole. After about 30 minutes I found her ring in about 3 feet of water. I met her on her way home from work and handed over the beautiful ring. Her quick response for help made all the difference as Lake Michigan likes to bury rings forever in a short time. 
Received a text from Amanda saying her gold necklace broke and although she managed to save the chain, she lost her diamond pendant. Her husband had given her this for her birthday and she was devastated. She had been sitting on the deck and was in and out of her neat little ‘she shed’ shed. My friend Duke, me and my brother-in-law, Neil arrived and started searching. Neil was just along for the ride and was sitting on the deck watching us search when he spotted something glitter on the ground. He reached down and there was the pendant! Both Duke and I then used our detectors to go over the pendant and each only received a slight beep. Good thing Neil spotted it! Amanda was at work so we texted her the pictures and the good news. Her response was OMG, so I think we made her day.
Larabel got the call and told them to call me. Jake and Kelsey have been married for one year and 5 days and she lost her ring today. They were having a big party at this private residence and a volley ball game was in progress in knee deep water next to the dock. Kelsey was close to the net on the left side and hit the ball with her left hand and the ring went flying with the ball. After about 30 minutes I found her ring across the net and almost out of bounds on the far right corner-this lady has a mean arm. I had a crowd of about 25 people watching and I dug a few pieces of junk to keep them on their toes. When I found the ring I gave them the signal and the cheers went up. The party is back on in full swing!!
Received a referral from Tom T, fellow ringfinder, he was busy and gave it to me. Matt and family were on vacation and camping at the park this week. Met him at the park this morning and we had a long walk from the camping area to the beach where they were playing in about knee deep water. He had marked the spot with a log placed up behind on the sand dune. In about 30 minutes I found the ring about 25 steps from shore. Married for 15 years and we saved the day and the vacation memories.
Kara and Will were spending some vacation time on the sandbar in Long Lake. Married just 9 months ago and now he has lost his wedding ring. They were playing in only about 2 ft of water when his ring came off. I arrived and we loaded up in the pontoon boat and headed out to the sandbar. Kara, Will and 4 other friends joined us for the hunt. I had Will mark off a square section in the area with some PVC poles and he did an excellent job because I found the ring in about 15 minutes right in the middle of his square. I got a good signal, looked down in the water and saw the ring laying on the bottom-that is almost too easy. I signaled the find and the pontoon boat erupted in hoops and hollers. What a way to brighten your day!
Megan was out stringing wire for her new berry patch when the wire caught on her bracelet and it went flying. She spent a few days searching for the bracelet down on her hands and knees, buying a cheap detector and using a flashlight at night to try and see the diamonds. No luck finding it.
minutes to find the ring. I gave her the thumbs up when I found it and she just looked at me like “what are you trying to tell me”. Major surprise when I handed her the ring.