UPDATE: The owner of the gold pendant described in this column has been located. She is a Times Free Press reader who says it contains cremation remains of her late husband Jack, who died earlier this year. She was able to describe identifying marks on the pendant not revealed in the column. Read Life Stories next Thursday, Nov. 17, for a full account.
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Bud Crevasse, an 87-year-old resident of Alexian Village on Signal Mountain, has been worried ever since he found a tiny gold pendant on the ground last month.
The bauble he discovered in a supermarket parking lot is small, about the size of a vitamin tablet. It has a butterfly on one side and an engraving on the other side that reads “Jack.”
“I realize this might be precious to someone,” Crevasse, a retired TVA employee, said in an interview at Alexian earlier this week. “I’ve heard people talk about taking the ashes of a loved one and wearing them on a necklace.”
