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Kyle T. called me today form his hotel across from First Street Beach in Manistee, MI. They are visiting from Dallas, Texas for a wedding. While playing tether ball with her children, his wife lost her wedding ring.  When Kyle was a young airman in the Air Force and not having a lot of money, him and his then girlfriend went shopping for a wedding ring. They bought this little silver ring that brought memories and three beautiful children later through the years. Kyle’s wife was not available for pictures because she was out doing her daily running workout. I’m sure after his call to her, her pace picked up to return to the beach.

Mia called TRFs because she lost her 12th Birthday Ring trying to swat a bug around her head.  After a search in her backyard we located her ring.

On Tuesday the 15th Jonathan reached out to the Ring Finder and myself about a lost ring in Belfast Maine. His partner had lost it a month earlier while painting a rental at a motel complex. The ring had been passed down from father To son. Jonathan said his partner lost it while painting on a ladder and had heard it hit the ladder so he knew exactly where it was lost. They searched but came up empty-handed. Later the maintenance crew from the motel trimmed grass and bushes there and six people were on the hands and knees searching for this Ring.

 

 

 

Once I arrived on site. I met the maintenance manager and he showed me exactly where this incident had happened. I fired up the metal detector and made one pass close to the foundation and on the return pass 3 feet from the foundation. I got my first repeatable signal indicating a target on the surface.separating The grass I spotted a small portion of the ring. It seemed to be where the base of the ladder had been and was definitely stepped on. Later that afternoon I met up with Jonathan for the return. Jonathan‘s intention was to surprise his partner a few days later with the Ring. But at the return, Jonathan was excited at first, but then he wasn’t sure that this was the Ring. I said it has to be. It was where the latter was. It was on the surface that can’t be two rings there. I said let me know when you return it and if it’s not it, I’ll go back down. I spoke with Jonathan this morning and it is the Ring ,big sigh of relief. The picture say the  Rest

Got a call from Steve last week letting me know his uncle Jeff lost his wedding ring while playing catch with a football, on the beach, in Onekama, MI. I came out to check the area and see if the water is calm enough to search. The lake was rough that day so I came back the next day when it calmed down and began my grid search on the beach and in the water. After a couple hours i did not find it. Later that evening another search was made and found the ring had been buried in deep send close to the shore. A happy man after years of being on his finger and recently loosing his wife. Jeff my best wishes to you.

I was contacted a short while back by an upset husband who unfortunately had a kind of disagreement with his wife.

Sadly the beautiful diamond wedding ring was drawn into this disagreement, was sent airborne into some very thick bushes of their back garden.

This was a challenging search, due to the thick vegetation about, but thankfully I had remembered my trusty secateurs to help clear the worst bits.

But after probably two hours of searching, and some interesting old die cast model cars etc, a lovey clean ‘lost, but found ring tone’ was emitted from my detector.

I think all three of them were very happy to be reunited once again.

 

Early morning platinum and diamond ring recovery! Ashley lost her ring out in the water yesterday and thought it was gone forever. We were able to recover the ring and present it to her this morning! Another smile in the books!