It was lost in 1969.

It slipped off my finger and vanished into the Long Island sound.

And found 56 years later.

Oh, wow.

Oh, this is a whopper.

He kept wondering what to do.

I told him, "If it were your ring, wouldn't you want it back?"

I posted in our Fordham University class of '69 group.

Karen Manning's online post sparked a chain of connections, leading to Alfred's old friend, Ray Faulk.

4 people, once strangers miles apart, joined by one ring and a shared act of kindness that brought it home.

Who'd think after 56 years it'd look new?

Not a scratch, not a fish bite.

This was one I never thought I'd get back,

Now, meet the real Alfred DeStefano, and David Orlowski, the man who brought Alfred's long lost ring home after 56 years.

That's a lot of, uh

That's a lot of paper.

Wow.

I just lost it again.

I can't believe it.

That is it.

Yeah, get me in it too so he, he doesn't

I don't know him, he doesn't know me.

I talked to him on the phone twice now.

That's, no that's- that's pretty cool you got it back after 50 some odd years.

56 years, could you imagine that?