A chain of honest people
 

resulted on a lost engagement ring being returned to it's rightful owner. A rare feel good story:

https://www.oregonlive.com/clackamascounty/2019/05/a-lost-engagement-ring-and-an-enduring-story-of-love.html

The first thing Eileen Korey noticed when she got into the car that Wednesday afternoon in early May was a small diamond ring in the tray between the front seats.

It hadn’t been there before.............

I have a friend who lost a watch in Disneyland Florida

he worked there and was riding his bike on the company property

the spring bar broke and the watch slipped off his wrist and he didn't notice

a grounds keeper found it and turned it in and my friend got it back a couple days later

the watch was a graduation gift from his father

http://www.watchstreet.com/img/users...m/903-h4-1.jpg

a very nice watch

In my teens and early 20's I used to work as a wool classer. That's a person who sorts the sheep's wool into about 100 or so different types. Over the years three large diamond rings bounched onto the classing table.

It was easy for the company to track down the owner. The wool bales had the farm name on them and the farm knew who the shearing gang were, and the gang knew who the "rousey" was who lost the engagement ring.

That's very cool....

If anyone ever finds an engagement ring I lost....

Keep it...I will offer an ample reward too if that's not enough :)

My 8 year old left his wallet full of cash in a store dressing room, no ID. It would have been very easy to steal, but an employee turned it in and didn't touch the cash. There are still good people out there.

Actually, most people are honest and do the right thing. But, they’re not newsworthy.

Most likely truth. Probably why this story got to me. You don't see many feel good stories these days.