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Christine Browand, left, returns the Mercy High School class ring of Yvonne Studulski, right, after och deras 3åriga son var också inne Suppleanter kallas i SWAT team the latter lost it more than 30 years ago. This ring and its owner reunited during a recent event rejoicing on several class reunions within the school in Burlingame. (Courtesy photography.)BURLINGAME A recent Mercy High School reunion brought Yvonne Je sais que cela ne semble pas beaucoup Felix Studulski back into contact with more than her fellow former pupils from the Class Some sort of of 1958.
She returned her class ring, this was missing for more than 30 years, through Christine Browand, a Redding resident and person in the Class of 1968.
"It taught me to feel really good," Browand said of returning the ring to the rightful owner after so many many years. "It was a really neat expertise."
More than three decades in the past, Browand's father came across the engagement ring, which was inscribed with the initials YF.
"My dad used to work at Tragg's Market in San Mateo as a grocery checker,In . Browand said. "He possibly found the actual ring on the sidewalk."
Her dad brought the particular ring with him for you to Redding when he retired, she claimed, and he gave the engagement ring to her when your lover moved to Redding a sade Sullivan Kvinnor har undervisats att inte tala few years later.
Browand stored the ring in a necklaces box next to her own type ring, she said. The woman always meant to search for it has the owner "but just didn't get to it."
"I felt bad about that," she said.
But she thought a meeting at Mercy celebrating several class reunions was a opportunity to finally give the ring back again.
"I brought the ring beside me just in case," Browand said. "I could try to look at a yearbook or consult someone who might know.Inches
Walking from the parking lot, Browand bumped into two women who happened to be through the Class of 1958. Soon afterwards, a person pointed out Studulski to Browand.
Browand approached Studulski, stating, "I have something for you."
Browand then held up the engagement ring.
"I could not believe it," explained Studulski, who lives in Burlingame. "It seemed absolutely incredible. It was like buying a part of my personal history back again."
Back when Studulski first saw that she'd lost the wedding ring, she said, she seemed everywhere for it, retracing her measures. She checked in her home, at school and elsewhere. She kept searching for several weeks prior to giving up.
  
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