According to foreign media reports, michael shealy from South Carolina recently found a ring that had been lost by its owner for 73 years while traveling, and returned it to its original owner.
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It is reported that on the day of the incident, Michael was traveling to Rogers with his family, and when he was using a metal detector on the road for the "Explorer Tour", he accidentally swept a ring hidden in the lawn. Michael then brought the ring home to investigate its origins.
Michael said that based on the initials ahc carved into the ring, as well as the school name and graduation year engraved on the ring, he finally deduced that the owner of the ring should be Art Cooksey, a graduate of Wilson College.
After determining the origin of the ring, Michael tried to get in touch with Kursie, only to find that the ring's owner had died in 2016, so Michael turned to ContactInguel Kursie's family. Five weeks later, Michael finally handed the ring to Mr. Cook's 91-year-old wife, Margery, whose children were present attesting to the ring.
In an interview with local media, Margaery said: "I have never seen this ring before, and Before we got married, Kuxie had lost it. She continued: "It's really interesting to think about, who would have thought that their things would be recovered after 73 years of loss?" And we live nearby, and we haven't found it in years! ”
The Cooksey family was amazed that the ring had returned to their side and were grateful to Michael for this kindness. Margaret said she would keep the ring in good hands and intends to pass it on throughout the family as an heirloom for generations to come.
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