Erie Elizabeth Bobo's
Hello Tom:
 Regarding
the bracelet, I do admit I was/am selfishly tempted to keep it
because it is sterling, and quite heavy, with a lovely clasp.
However, I think the more important ethical act would be to gift the
bracelet back to her or to her direct heirs.
I am attaching two
photos of the bracelet. Photo PB157847 shows the face and
PB157850 emphasizes the back side, the damaged area, and a number
which may or may not be significant.
Though hard-to-read,
well-worn, and broken -- the bracelet still holds special
sentiment. I feel sure the loss of her bracelet was heart-wrenching
and emotionally a very sad thing to experience. I'll bet her wrist
felt ever-so-naked and "wrong" with no bracelet resting there.
I had looked for Erie
Elizabeth Bobo's name on the world wide web more than a decade ago
without success. When I recently came across the bracelet among
some other items I was sifting through, I decided to search the web
again. Your web page is the only one that has listed her exact
name.
Thanks for your help.
Please do communicate with your clan and let's see if we can
find the most worthy recipient.
Pam W.
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