Coeur d resident Betty Turner left her cherished pandora outlet jewelry at home on Monday because she was afraid to lose any of it while she spent the afternoon boating on Hayden Lake. But during the afternoon, as she enjoyed the summer pandora sale like weather, a brazen daytime burglary was taking place at her home on the 5700 block of N. Isabella Drive, just off Dalton Avenue. Turner said her wedding ring and her late husband Gene wedding band were taken by the burglar or burglars, who pandora sale 2016 also snatched a bracelet he bought her worth thousands of dollars to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. "If I didn get anything back pandora charms sale but his ring, I be so happy," she said. When he was pandora charms deals going through chemotherapy, he always pandora charms cheap take his white gold wedding band off and give it to her to wear. Since his death, she wore it every day on her ring finger, held in place by her wedding ring/David Cole, Coeur d Press. More here. (Coeur d Press photo: Jerome A. Pollos)
Question: Have you ever had something of great sentimental value to you stolen?