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Lost US Army Ring Found After 20 Years Returned to Veteran Owner

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A silver US Army ring belonging to veteran Terry Sheppard Jr., lost for approximately two decades, has been successfully returned to him. The ring was discovered by a woman named Mary Thelen inside her son's footlocker. Thelen took the initiative to track down the rightful owner rather than keep the item. Sheppard, who served in Iraq, is believed to have misplaced the ring during his time stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

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