Marine Corps ring found on Florida beach reunited with owner
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Facebook/Suzanne Davis Rogers (A Marine Corps ring that was found on a Florida beach last weekend has been reunited with its owner.)
A Marine Corps ring that was found on a Florida beach last weekend has been reunited with its owner.
The ring, found by Suzanne Davis Rogers during her vacation in Siesta Key, was returned to a man only identified as "Jaime," according to a Facebook update.
Jaime "is a super sweet guy" who doesn't have Facebook, Rogers wrote online. She said she gave him back his ring, and "treated him to a beer and a game of pool," before adding "we are totally best friends now."
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Rogers posted photos of the found ring on Sunday hoping to find its owner. She said she believed the owner was part of Platoon 1041, from Parris Island in 2017.
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The ring's markings include the Marine Corps emblem, the birthdate of the Corps and "Tun Tavern" — the "birthplace" of the military branch — and also a famous photo of Marines raising a U.S. flag on Mount Suribachi in Iwo Jima, Japan in 1945.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}It wasn't immediately clear how Rogers found the owner of the lost ring.