It was a search Justin and Becky Blair never thought would end, but would never give up.
Eight years ago, Justin was bowling with his league at Wildcat Lanes in Verona, Wisconsin, when his ring flew off his finger on his very first throw.
“I didn’t even pay attention to where [the ball] landed because I felt the ring go off and I could hear it bouncing,” he said.
No one could locate the wedding band, but the Blairs didn’t give up.
Earlier this year, they heard a local church was taking over the bowling alley, so they asked for the church’s help in finding the ring.
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A few months later, they received good news: the ring had been found.
In the time since the ring was lost, the Blairs had a son, James. They have another child on the way.
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