Man seeking owner of class ring found more than 15 years ago in Japan

A man is looking for the owner of a class ring he found more than 15 years ago in Japan.

Jonathan Beaston knows what it’s like to lose a class ring. He lost his in 1976 while serving in the military.

That’s why, when he found a class ring in 2002 while stationed at a naval base in Japan, it set off a more than 15-year search for the owner, which still continues.

The 1978 women’s-style class ring has the words Cheyenne East High and the initials DPS or DRS.

"This girl, she might have been a merchant marine, or else she could have been a visiting U.S. Navy ship," Beaston told KGWN. "I know that this person that lost their ring is probably wishing they had their ring back."

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