Class ring lost in the grass, Sherman, Illinois…found and returned to owner!
Have you ever been asked to hold something for safe keeping and end up loosing that item? It happens allot and this is what happened with Brian and his daughter. Upon arriving at a local outdoor fall festival event Brian’s daughter asked him to pocket her two rings while she enjoyed all the rides and food and at the end of the day, while they were walking to the car she asked her dad for her rings and he only pulled one ring out of his pocket! It was like her class ring had simply disappeared. They back tracked where they had spent time and were not able to find her ring. Brian’s daughter was quite upset and Brian left word with the owners about the lost ring. I spent some time searching for the ring during the following day and it was found in the large grassy parking lot right where Brian had parked his car the day before. Brian and his daughter were very, very happy to get the ring back!
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Al reached out to me requesting my assistance to recover his wedding ring in early October. This is a story of three places: 1) Where they think they lost it; 2) Where they say they lost it; and 3) Where I found it. (I did not find this time) Al mentioned “I’m quite certain I lost my ring in the yard because I was cutting my lawn and in and out of my garage all day.” He suggested I look in the front yard first. I did a very thorough search…no dice. I spoke with Al again and he suggested I look in the back yard next because “I spent a fair amount of time in the back yard too”. Before I began my search in the backyard, I asked about looking in his home, specifically, “did you look under the fridge, oven, washer, dryer, furniture, etc. I began my search in the backyard for about 10 minutes until Al came out from the house and emphatically stated, “hold the presses!”. Al showed me his wedding ring he found under the washer. He washed his hands several times throughout the day, and his ring fit loosely because he lost some weight recently. The ring fell off his finger after washing and drying his hands. It fell on a carpet by the washer and bounce further underneath the washer. Al said, “I looked under the washer, but did not look down far enough. The ring was 6-8 inches on the floor underneath from the edge of the washer…Al was all smiles and relieved…
