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JoeinMemphis
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I am impressed! I can understand how you could trace a class ring, but how do you trace something with such limited information? How long was it lost?
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Goldringer
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The ring appeared to be a new loss. This one was so easy to return, as easy as the find. Lots of folks here know me, lifeguards, hotel security, police etc. Dave got my name from a article in a book about my ring returns by accident and called me.
Usually I do, as bda said and canvas the local hotels when I make a find that i think is a new loss. On this one I can not take any credit for getting it returned. I was just a tool in the process directed by the one in control. Still, it is a good warm feeling to be part of the process.
Usually I do, as bda said and canvas the local hotels when I make a find that i think is a new loss. On this one I can not take any credit for getting it returned. I was just a tool in the process directed by the one in control. Still, it is a good warm feeling to be part of the process.
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