On March 15th I received a call from Matt, who explained how while camping he had lost his uniquely crafted tantalum wedding band. While on a camping excursion to his good friend’s farm, halfway between Macon and Milledgeville, Matt was taking care of the cooking and needed to remove his wedding band. Sometime later Matt realized the ring was nowhere to be found on his person or around the area he was sitting during most of the evening. Matt and his friend did a thorough search the next day, but the ring was lost. That’s when Matt reached out to me. We arranged to meet at his friend’s farm on Good Friday. When I arrived, I could not help but notice the beauty and peacefulness of the surroundings. I enjoyed meeting Matt and we discussed in greater detail the circumstances surrounding his wedding band going missing. I could also see portions of the farm had been taped off for searching. So with information in hand, the search was on. I first searched the seating and fire pit areas where a coin spillage was found, but no ring. My search then expanded outwards from the fire pit in a circular pattern. After 20 minutes into the hunt, a promising strong tone was emitted from the detector. A gentle excavation of the location revealed the hunt was a success; Matt’s wedding band had been found! Matt was overjoyed and immediately contacted his wife to inform her that his wedding band was recovered and was back on his finger. I am extremely grateful for Matt contacting me through ringfinders.com and allowing me to find his wedding band. Thank you to Matt for his very generous reward. Your generosity also led to a person in need being blessed. God is so good!
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