🏆 HONORABLE MENTION UPDATE!!! I FOUND THE FAMILY (WW2 BRACELET)

[BigWaveDave]

Found a WW2 Military ID bracelet…help me return it!

So with the info on here, I found the registration record for the guy, but it quickly dead-ends. For those of you better connected with this kinda research, throw me a bone. I’d love to find the legit next of kin… probably easier with the facebook, but I don’t play that. Oh, here it is…Found in...

www.treasurenet.com

Shout out to my buddy Tom….(The Secretary of the Laurel Highlands Metal Detecting Club). He was able to find the family of my bracelet owner.
So I texted the number, it was his son! We got a phone call together, and he had never seen or heard mention of this long lost personal item. He thinks his Dad lost it while fox hunting in the late 40s or early 50s. He has almost no belongings of his Dad from WW2, so returning this will be extra special. They live over 3 hours away from me, so it’ll take some planning on my part to figure the best time to make a road trip. (Gotta run it by my wife lol) I’d like to get this returned by Thanksgiving, but more likely before Christmas.
I don’t know who was happier, Mr. Albright's son, or me…I can’t wait to give this to him, shake his hand, and learn more about this true Hero.
I hope they have a really old house!

 

[AU Seeker]

Found a WW2 Military ID bracelet…help me return it!

So with the info on here, I found the registration record for the guy, but it quickly dead-ends. For those of you better connected with this kinda research, throw me a bone. I’d love to find the legit next of kin… probably easier with the facebook, but I don’t play that. Oh, here it is…Found in...

www.treasurenet.com

Shout out to my buddy Tom….(The Secretary of the Laurel Highlands Metal Detecting Club). He was able to find the family of my bracelet owner.
So I texted the number, it was his son! We got a phone call together, and he had never seen or heard mention of this long lost personal item. He thinks his Dad lost it while fox hunting in the late 40s or early 50s. He has almost no belongings of his Dad from WW2, so returning this will be extra special. They live over 3 hours away from me, so it’ll take some planning on my part to figure the best time to make a road trip. (Gotta run it by my wife lol) I’d like to get this returned by Thanksgiving, but more likely before Christmas.
I don’t know who was happier, Mr. Albright's son, or me…I can’t wait to give this to him, shake his hand, and learn more about this true Hero.
I hope they have a really old house!

Awesome!!

Make sure to get some photos of the return so you can post them here!!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Wow ... that's fantastic - well done !

 

[Chilli]

Found a WW2 Military ID bracelet…help me return it!

So with the info on here, I found the registration record for the guy, but it quickly dead-ends. For those of you better connected with this kinda research, throw me a bone. I’d love to find the legit next of kin… probably easier with the facebook, but I don’t play that. Oh, here it is…Found in...

www.treasurenet.com

Shout out to my buddy Tom….(The Secretary of the Laurel Highlands Metal Detecting Club). He was able to find the family of my bracelet owner.
So I texted the number, it was his son! We got a phone call together, and he had never seen or heard mention of this long lost personal item. He thinks his Dad lost it while fox hunting in the late 40s or early 50s. He has almost no belongings of his Dad from WW2, so returning this will be extra special. They live over 3 hours away from me, so it’ll take some planning on my part to figure the best time to make a road trip. (Gotta run it by my wife lol) I’d like to get this returned by Thanksgiving, but more likely before Christmas.
I don’t know who was happier, Mr. Albright's son, or me…I can’t wait to give this to him, shake his hand, and learn more about this true Hero.
I hope they have a really old house!

Awesome thing to do 👍👍

 

[pepperj]

Well found Dave, a Honorable Mention should be a certain.

 

[Tesorodeoro]

Found a WW2 Military ID bracelet…help me return it!

So with the info on here, I found the registration record for the guy, but it quickly dead-ends. For those of you better connected with this kinda research, throw me a bone. I’d love to find the legit next of kin… probably easier with the facebook, but I don’t play that. Oh, here it is…Found in...

www.treasurenet.com

Shout out to my buddy Tom….(The Secretary of the Laurel Highlands Metal Detecting Club). He was able to find the family of my bracelet owner.
So I texted the number, it was his son! We got a phone call together, and he had never seen or heard mention of this long lost personal item. He thinks his Dad lost it while fox hunting in the late 40s or early 50s. He has almost no belongings of his Dad from WW2, so returning this will be extra special. They live over 3 hours away from me, so it’ll take some planning on my part to figure the best time to make a road trip. (Gotta run it by my wife lol) I’d like to get this returned by Thanksgiving, but more likely before Christmas.
I don’t know who was happier, Mr. Albright's son, or me…I can’t wait to give this to him, shake his hand, and learn more about this true Hero.
I hope they have a really old house!

Good deeds will be rewarded. Great job. I appreciate your consideration that is being given.

 

[oldmxrat]

That's awesome Dave!

 

[Terry Soloman]

Found a WW2 Military ID bracelet…help me return it!

So with the info on here, I found the registration record for the guy, but it quickly dead-ends. For those of you better connected with this kinda research, throw me a bone. I’d love to find the legit next of kin… probably easier with the facebook, but I don’t play that. Oh, here it is…Found in...

www.treasurenet.com

Shout out to my buddy Tom….(The Secretary of the Laurel Highlands Metal Detecting Club). He was able to find the family of my bracelet owner.
So I texted the number, it was his son! We got a phone call together, and he had never seen or heard mention of this long lost personal item. He thinks his Dad lost it while fox hunting in the late 40s or early 50s. He has almost no belongings of his Dad from WW2, so returning this will be extra special. They live over 3 hours away from me, so it’ll take some planning on my part to figure the best time to make a road trip. (Gotta run it by my wife lol) I’d like to get this returned by Thanksgiving, but more likely before Christmas.
I don’t know who was happier, Mr. Albright's son, or me…I can’t wait to give this to him, shake his hand, and learn more about this true Hero.
I hope they have a really old house!

You ARE the Man!

 

[ArfieBoy]

Congratulations on finding the son. I am looking forward to your return story!

 

[Sandog]

I second that honorable mention suggestion. Or is it honorable mention mention?

 

[Gare]

Found a WW2 Military ID bracelet…help me return it!

So with the info on here, I found the registration record for the guy, but it quickly dead-ends. For those of you better connected with this kinda research, throw me a bone. I’d love to find the legit next of kin… probably easier with the facebook, but I don’t play that. Oh, here it is…Found in...

www.treasurenet.com

Shout out to my buddy Tom….(The Secretary of the Laurel Highlands Metal Detecting Club). He was able to find the family of my bracelet owner.
So I texted the number, it was his son! We got a phone call together, and he had never seen or heard mention of this long lost personal item. He thinks his Dad lost it while fox hunting in the late 40s or early 50s. He has almost no belongings of his Dad from WW2, so returning this will be extra special. They live over 3 hours away from me, so it’ll take some planning on my part to figure the best time to make a road trip. (Gotta run it by my wife lol) I’d like to get this returned by Thanksgiving, but more likely before Christmas.
I don’t know who was happier, Mr. Albright's son, or me…I can’t wait to give this to him, shake his hand, and learn more about this true Hero.
I hope they have a really old house!

Great STORY When i can return items like this to family makes me so happy. I really feel like helping things like this are all considered my best finds
CONGRATS and be SURE TO TAKE LOTS OF PICTURES !!!

 

[The Rebel]

That's awesome!

 

[Digger RJ]

Found a WW2 Military ID bracelet…help me return it!

So with the info on here, I found the registration record for the guy, but it quickly dead-ends. For those of you better connected with this kinda research, throw me a bone. I’d love to find the legit next of kin… probably easier with the facebook, but I don’t play that. Oh, here it is…Found in...

www.treasurenet.com

Shout out to my buddy Tom….(The Secretary of the Laurel Highlands Metal Detecting Club). He was able to find the family of my bracelet owner.
So I texted the number, it was his son! We got a phone call together, and he had never seen or heard mention of this long lost personal item. He thinks his Dad lost it while fox hunting in the late 40s or early 50s. He has almost no belongings of his Dad from WW2, so returning this will be extra special. They live over 3 hours away from me, so it’ll take some planning on my part to figure the best time to make a road trip. (Gotta run it by my wife lol) I’d like to get this returned by Thanksgiving, but more likely before Christmas.
I don’t know who was happier, Mr. Albright's son, or me…I can’t wait to give this to him, shake his hand, and learn more about this true Hero.
I hope they have a really old house!

Very Nice!!! Good Job!!! Congrats!!!

 

[jewelerguy]

that's awesome!

 

[Trezurehunter]

Great job BWD.

 

[scruggs]

Congratulations Dave! Way to go!!