Gary Blanchard, Author at The Ring Finders

I received a call from Beverly to try and locate a watch with two rings attached  to her watch that she misplaced. I searched throughout the house using my Fieldscope by Thomas, but was unsuccessful. I decided to search the exterior of her house and finally located her items inside her locked vehicle. Beverly submitted the following to me:

« Gary, you are an outstanding professional, not only knowledgeable but also persistent, patient and sincere. You left « no stone unturned » to find my rings and you succeeded. As you know, somethings are of such emotional value that they are irreplaceable. Thank you very, very much! »

On 6-22-2018 I received a call from Debbie regarding a cochlear  hearing aid her 7 year old Jackson accidentally dropped over the side of their boat.   I used my Electroscope by Thomas long distance detector to locate the lost item in deep water. The item was in too deep water and I could not immediately retrieve it. On 6-26-2018 I returned to the location with my friend Van, a diver, and we located the item in about 7-8 feet of water. On 7-9-2018 were able to return the lost item to Jackson. The following information is submitted:

« On Memorial Day weekend Jackson was wearing his cochlear implant processor and was not wearing the cord we normally use that attaches to the processor and then clips to his shirt. The CI processor is sort of heavy due to the battery it uses so although it sits comfortably over his ear, if the magnet piece that attaches to his head falls off, the rest of the processor falls off easily. He was fishing on the fishing boat while it was tied to the dock and he leaned over the side to look at a fish, and plop! It fell off his head and into the water. He immediately burst into tears because he knows how precious his hearing equipment is. My husband and my mom both got in the water to search for the processor but it’s brown, the water was a little murky and it was impossible to find it. They eventually gave up. The next week, I told a client of mine what had happened and she asked if we had tried a metal detector. I hadn’t thought of that so did some searching online and there were a couple stories of people who had lost their processor and they were found using metal detectors. I then searched for someone who had a metal detector and found you. »

On 9-4-2018,  Sara asked me to find Jeremys lost wedding ring. I used an Electroscope by Thomas long range detector to locate the ring.

« I lost my wedding in the lake playing volleyball over Labor Day weekend.  Our family unsuccessfully searched for several hours before we decided it was time to call Gary.  He immediately replied and promptly arrived at the lake to begin searching for the ring.  He searched tirelessly in a torrential downpour, determined to find the ring.  Once the storm had passed and conditions were safer (no more lightning), Gary came back a second time to continue his search.  Within a short time period, he located my ring buried in 8 inches of sand about 40 feet out from shore.  After making the successful scoop, he looked at me with a smile and a thumbs up and I was instantly relieved!  Gary not only has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to finding missing rings, he was a pleasure to talk during his search efforts.  He confidently handled our stressful situation with poise and we are so thankful we called him!  If anyone else ever finds themselves in an unfortunate situation like we did, we HIGHLY recommend you contact Gary.  We can’t say enough good things about our experience with him!  Thanks again Gary! »