Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe PORTALES, N.M., Nov. 18 (UPI) -- A New Mexico couple whose home used to house a fraternity said they discovered a class ring that had apparently been in their yard for about 40 years. Roland and Elaine Erwin, who have been living in their Portales home for 37 years, said they discovered the ring recently in the yard of the house, which previously hosted the Phi Kappa Phi fraternity at Eastern New Mexico University, KROE-TV, Albuquerque, reported Monday. Advertisement The Erwins contacted ENMU officials, who used the initials engraved on the ring to identify its owner, Richard Holloway, a 1973 graduate. Holloway, who said he didn't even realize he had lost his ring, will be sent the item in the mail, the university said. Read More Man loses diamond ring in trick-or-treater's bag Ravens employee's Super Bowl ring falls into Cheaspeake Bay Class ring, lost for almost 40 years, returned to rightful owner Man finds Viking ring in Northern Ireland field 7-year-old boy finds grandfather's missing ring in mud
