Luke Berube was scuba diving with his metal detector when he found a 1960 class ring in a Massachusetts pond. Then, he decided to seek out its rightful owner and return it.
But when he found a 1960 class ring in a Massachusetts pond, he decided to seek out its rightful owner and return it. Berube, 29, was scuba diving with his metal detector when he discovered a ring at the bottom of the pond..Upon examination, Berube noticed a small gold crest on the front with the school's name and the initials WJW engraved.
Lost Lewis Chessman worth over $1 million found in drawerThe ring, it turned out, belongs to William Joseph Wadel, 77, who gave it to his girlfriend at the time nearly 60 years ago. She lost the ring, and he figured it was gone forever.Wadel's daughter, Christine, saw Berube's Facebook post and contacted him. She showed Berube pictures of her dad when he was in high school, as well as his high school diploma."That's evidence enough for me," Berube said.
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