Once thought lost forever, a graduate of Newtown-Harris school has a treasured class ring returned

Hannah Garcia wearing class ring
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A graduate from the class of 2020 of the Newtown Harris School District received a surprise Thursday morning.

Hannah Garcia was presented with her high school class ring that went missing this summer while on a trip with her family to a beach at Thousand Hills State Park west of Kirksville. She reportedly lost the ring while swimming near the shoreline and thought she had lost it forever.

Last week, while on a home-school hiking trip to Thousand Hills State Park, Irene Fox of Lancaster and her six-year-old son Zander came across an item in the sand. After cleaning it up, they discovered the ring had local ties and contacted the school in Newtown-Harris.

Superintendent Matt Copeland said Hannah Garcia and the community extended their appreciation to Irene Fox and her son for their act of kindness.

 

Amanda Neff, Newtown-Harris R-III Bookkeeper, presented Hannah Garcia with her class ring.
Amanda Neff, Newtown-Harris R-III Bookkeeper, presented Hannah Garcia with her class ring.

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