By Canadian Press

Christmas tree farmer returns wedding band lost 15 years ago

Dec 8, 2016 | 3:19 PM

WHITE TOWNSHIP, N.J. — A Christmas tree farmer has found and returned a wedding ring a New Jersey man lost roughly 15 years ago.

David Penner says his wedding band slipped off his finger during a visit to Wyckoff’s Tree Farm in White Township with his wife years ago.

Penner thought he had lost the ring forever. But in April, John Wyckoff, a third-generation tree farmer, found it by chance in the soil.

An NJ.com (http://bit.ly/2gXBMXt ) report on the discovery last week spurred a call from Penner’s sister-in-law, who connected the two men.

The reunion is bittersweet for Penner, who lost his wife of 42 years in September. With the ring’s return, he says he feels a part of her is back.

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Information from: NJ.com, http://www.nj.com

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