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Long Lost College Ring Found After 56 Years in Long Island Sound

CBS New YorkSeptember 5, 20252 min734 views
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Discovery of a Lost Treasure

  • πŸ” A metal detectorist named Dave Arlowski discovered a college ring at Cedar Beach in Mount Si, Long Island.
  • πŸ’‘ The ring, found buried about a foot deep, was a significant find because it included an ID.

Identifying the Owner

  • 🎯 The ring was inscribed with "Alfred De Stfano, class of 1969, Forom University."
  • 🀝 Arlowski contacted the Facebook administrator for Forom's class of '69, leading to a swift reunion.

A 56-Year Reunion

  • πŸ“¬ The ring was shipped to Alfred D. Stefano, a retired doctor living in Texas.
  • βœ… Stefano recalled losing the ring 56 years prior while watching the sunset on a pier near Cedar Beach.

The Ring's Journey

  • 🌊 Stefano remembers the ring slipping off his finger into the water 56 years ago.
  • πŸ’Ž Arlowski's wife encouraged him to return the ring, emphasizing its sentimental value over its scrap metal worth.

A Cherished Keepsake

  • ✨ Stefano expressed his joy and disbelief at getting the ring back, calling it a miracle.
  • πŸ’ He stated he hasn't taken the ring off since receiving it and joked about being buried with it.
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