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Took Years To Return
Maybe 10 yrs ago I found a sweet lover's bracelet for a WW2 GI. His girlfriend Viola had a sterling band inscribed with his name John E. Alto and military ID on the front and her name on the back. Even though we subscribe to ancestry.com I couldn't find living family members. After years of trying it took 20min searching the newly released 1950 census. Back in those days they were living at the house where I found it and had two children. These two boys are now deceased but in reading an obituary I found a third, younger sibling still living. She now lives far from her childhood house which is near me and was over the Moon to hear about the bracelet. I sent it to her and she immediately cleaned it (you know my cleaning skills), she said she was going to wear it as a necklace or bracelet, and sent me a picture of her parents. I've since received happy phone calls from other members of their family showing appreciation and wanting more context.
Last edited by OxShoeDrew; 04-23-2022 at 09:25 AM.
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