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Recovery #428

I was contacted by Tim 3 days ago about helping him find his friend Matt's ring.

While at the surfing beach with friends and family Matt had given Tim his ring to hold onto while he hit the waves. Tim had put it on his own finger but it was a bit loose and when they were packing up to leave, Tim realized the ring was no longer there. They searched for hours without luck. Later on Tim found me doing a search. He was no longer in town but pinned a map for me. I went out there that night and searched for a few hours but the ring did not turn up. I spoke to Tim further and it was determined the area he marked may have been a bit off. He came out and met me the next night and showed me where. I searched for another hour or so but had to go 10 blocks away for another ring at low tide and told him I would come back to continue after. He had to head home and after I found the other ring I went back to where I left off. Another hour later I finally got the right sound. Sure enough I found Matt's ring! Tim was so happy I was able to find it. We met up a few days later. He sent a picture to his friend to let him know we got it back for him. Another happy ending!



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Recovery #427

Matt St.Germain 732-581-285

I was referred to Alissa and her husband Ariel by fellow ring finder Dennis Burlingame.

While they were visiting the beach in Manasquan NJ with their children for the day, Alissa was holding their youngest and having fun with the water during high tide when she felt her diamond ring slipping off. She had no choice but to let it go to avoid endangering their youngest son. She was heartbroken about losing it. I assured her I would go look for it as I was also planning on continuing another search on the opposite side of the beach anyway. Once low tide had come around I left the other search for an hour to search for her ring. Based on her details , I was able to locate it within an hour! I sent her a photo and she responded with shock and happiness! I met them a few days later to return it. It never gets old!!






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Recovery #425/426 Matt St.Germain 732-581-0285

I was referred to Alex and Justin by fellow ring finder Ed Cropski. While at the beach in Manasquan NJ with their families Justin had his brother in law Alex put his Rolex watch and Cartier band in their beach cart before going into the water. While they were packing up to head back to the house Justin went into the cart to retrieve his watch and ring only to find they weren't there. They searched for them with no luck. I was on my way home from another recovery in Normandy beach so I diverted and headed up there right away. They met me at the beach and showed me where they were. They believe the watch and ring became wrapped up in something being taken out of the cart and fell out into the sand. The waves from high tide had also washed over the area and could add to the problem in finding them. I began my search and within 10mins I found the watch. After a bit of celebrating I then continued and shortly found the ring. They were so happy and relieved I found them. They insisted I head over to Leggetts to share a celebratory shot with them which I happily accepted. What a great way to end the day with 3 successful recoveries!



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