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

By Newspaper StaffJune 25, 2025Updated:November 13, 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, in a scrap pile, sparking a heartfelt mission to reunite it with its rightful owner.


Muniz took to social media, posting pictures of the engraved ring and asking for help locating Tori, who graduated from Edgerton in 2004.

The post was publicly posted, with users like Carrie Humes sharing it across Toledo feeds and coordinating efforts to track her down. Within hours, community members, including Erika Lyn, stepped up, successfully contacting Tori and facilitating the return.

The ring was left with Tori’s sister, marking a joyful conclusion to the search. Muniz expressed his gratitude, thanking everyone who helped bring the ring back to its owner.


This story highlights the power of community and the value of a simple act of kindness, proving that even after 21 years, a lost treasure can find its way home.


 

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