Man gets class ring returned after 24 years
A Fort Dodge man who says he lost his class ring 24 years ago was shocked beyond belief when a city worker returned the ring recently. »
A Fort Dodge man who says he lost his class ring 24 years ago was shocked beyond belief when a city worker returned the ring recently. »
A Los Angeles Sheriff’s Academy class ring that was stolen along with thousands of dollars worth of lamps, curtain rods and jewelry during what police allege was a one-woman burglary spree has been reunited with its owner. »
San Rafael resident Bob Grady probably thought he would never see that old thing again. »
In 2006, Dr. Pauline Mullings, counselling psychologist and teacher, was reunited with her estranged sisters of 41 years after the publication of her life story in this magazine. »
Pam Benack-Smith got lucky at Log Bay last summer, but she didn’t even know it until a few days ago. »
If you lose your class ring swimming in the Pacific Ocean, the odds of finding it aren’t exactly high - especially more than 20 years later. »
When Frederick Thrower saw Charlonda Mathis at a San Antonio military-base hangout, he decided he needed a plan to get her to notice him. »
Medals and jewellery with great sentimental value have been returned to their delighted owner more than a year after they were stolen. »
A gold medal that was stolen from a Toronto athlete has been returned to its owner, Paul Rosen, goalie for the Canadian National Men’s Sledge hockey team. »
While working at a carwash in the summer of 1968, Tony Brown heard a ping and realized his Lexington High School class ring had slipped off his soapy finger. He thought it went down a muddy drain and dug through the muck for 30 minutes. But no luck. »
A class ring lost while a woman was water-skiing more than three decades ago recently was returned, and a newspaper publisher flew into town to reunite it with its rightful owner. »
The Hawaii Police Department has returned $3,500 to a visitor who found the cash in a Kona parking lot last summer. The 73-year-old Australian woman reported the found cash to police on July 29, 2006, the same day she found it. »
You hear of these things now and again: a class ring or a letter or a library book improbably emerging from the clutter of decades and finding its way back to its owner. »
Angie and Brian Davis were high school sweethearts, but fate tore them apart. »
A war hero is remembered — more than six decades after he was killed in World War II. »
She found a ring on Christmas, hidden between phone books wrapped in a box. Then, she found her boyfriend on one knee, proposing marriage at his family’s holiday party. »
Killer may be small, but for the past six months his life has been one big adventure. »
Ricky Rawlins has been blessed. »
Herbie the Love Bug has gone on some pretty crazy adventures, but none of them had ever landed him in Hillsdale. »
A COUPLE have been reunited with their wedding video, after it was found in a car boot sale in Exeter. »
Susan Allen-Bosco lost her class ring, purchased by her late father, 28 years ago. She thought she would never see it again, but sometimes fate has a funny way of intervening in things. »
He lost the billfold more than four decades ago, several thousand feet up the side of a Colorado mountain. »
A homeless man who was hailed as a hero for helping lift a car off a 9-year-old girl in November has been reunited with the girl in southern Nevada. »
Mouse droppings and rats’ nests covered a trunk Bob Kincheloe discovered in McLouth this past week. »
Ray Heilwagen has his wallet back, 62 years after he lost it in France during World War II. Late last year, Heilwagen received a call from Stephen Breitenstein of Palatine, Ill. »
Robert Nuranen handed the local librarian a book he’d checked out for a ninth-grade assignment - along with a check for 47 years’ worth of late fees. »
A Toronto woman is delighted to learn that a silver ID bracelet her late father lost on a German battlefield during the Second World War has been found. »
Reunions are always sweet, and the longer the separation, the sweeter the reunion. Douglas and Michele Krueger of Port Washington were separated from their dog Max for six months; they had pretty much given up hope of ever having a sweet reunion with their dog. »
I spent the day of my 50th Overbrook High School reunion studying myself in the mirror, changing from one outfit to the next and, rearranging the hair I’d spent a fortune to have done. »
A couple of week’s ago, Ray Heilwagen received a very unlikely telephone call. »