Couple asks for help finding lost wedding ring
Koszarek was passing through to visit a friend at his car repair shop on South Robinson Avenue. He says he took off his ring to wash his hands and left it behind by mistake.
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Sep 22, 2021, 7:45 PM
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Updated 970 days ago
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4h agoAn Arizona couple is offering a $2,000 reward for the return of a wedding ring lost in the city of Newburgh last week.
“It’s not the ring. It’s not the money,” says Daivd Koszarek. “It’s a symbol of love and us.”
Koszarek was passing through to visit a friend at his car repair shop on South Robinson Avenue.
He says he took off his ring to wash his hands and left it behind by mistake.
“We have a terrific relationship and always have. I feel lost without it,” says Koszarek.
The ring is 14-carat gold with several diamonds in the center of the band.
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