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Home»News»HEARTWARMING REUNION: Lost Class Ring Returned To Edgerton Graduate After 21 Years
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HEARTWARMING REUNION: Lost Class Ring Returned To Edgerton Graduate After 21 Years

June 25, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read

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LOST AND FOUND … 2004 Edgerton High School class ring discovered by Brian Muniz.

By: India Kenner
THE VILLAGE REPORTER
india@thevillagereporter.com
The positive power of social media and community spirit has led to the return of a 2004 High School class ring belonging to Tori Ann Gaskill, thanks to the kindness of strangers.
Brian Muniz discovered the ring, missing its center gem,...


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