While pressure washing a customers home on a Monday, Ed lost his wedding ring. He rented a metal detector and raked the yard but could not locate it. As an Assoc. Pastor, he watched the church’s live stream from Sunday evening and he saw the ring on his hand. But after visiting a gun store on Tuesday, he watched the store surveillance video and did not see it on his hand. He called me after exhausting all efforts to find it. I arrived the next day and met him on site. He showed me the area he was working and I began the search. After about 5 min, I got a strong signal around 87 on my Garrett ATPro. The ring had been pushed down into the grass and soil, so I needed my pin pointer to find it.
Somehow my phone texted Ed a (smiling emoji) who was waiting in his truck. He came running around the house and said, « I just got your text, so you found it?? », I told him that I did not text him and that I had just stood up from finding it. I looked at my phone, and sure enough, there was a smiling emoji. I have no idea how that got sent. He was so happy to get his families ring back. He told me that it was his grandfathers ring, who had received it from his grandmother, so this ring has been in the family for a long time. When ever you loose something of value, call me at 610-207-8677.
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