What Would You Do In This Situation? Update, Ring Is Home.

[mn90403]

That is a great story.  Many of our 'finds' have stories waiting to be told but we don't get the details.

I once found an MIT ring and tracked down the owner.  It had a long story with it too but in the end, I returned it to a guy who didn't even say thank you.  Yours is a much better ending.

Job well done.

[rvpopeye]

WTG  ! Miracle save ! 👍

Lost your class ring ?  Keep your HS and College contact info updated folks ! 

[ColonelDan]

Outstanding work in every regard!    Military class rings are exceptionally meaningful to all of us who have them.  They mean much more than just a reminder of the education and training we went through.  

You did a magnificent thing in my view.  Your dedication and total effort means much more to the recipient than you'll ever know.

A salute to you sir!

[Steve Herschbach]

A great way to track down lost class rings is skip the school. Look for the class reunion website. Almost every class has one, and a main goal of the keepers is to keep track of current address of class members. They also usually know who is deceased, etc. I was able to return a 1963 U.S. Air Force Academy class ring via the class reunion website. 

Good on you Dan!!!!

 

[Ridge Runner]

Dan

 My daughter and my money went to A&M and I’ve always wanted to return class rings. I have over the years done so but I wouldn’t send it to A&M because it truly will be lost. 
 Steve gave you the best advice to help you in your endeavor.

 Chuck