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At 9:45 a.m. on Tuesday, I realized a folder of sheet music I use for weekly rehearsals was missing from a cafe by Peace Plaza in Rochester. The folder is a light brown leather with a red ribbon bookmark and a few pencil marks on the edge. I’d just left a table to refill my coffee when I set the music down for a moment and someone bumped the chair. I’ve checked the Mayo Clinic campus shops and walked the block around Peace Plaza, but the pages are still nowhere to be found. The music is essential to my students and me, and I’m desperate to recover it and keep practicing. I miss those melodies already.
I lost my Passports yesterday. At about 6:15 p.m., I realized they were missing from my bag while I stood near the Mayo Clinic main entrance by Peace Plaza in downtown Rochester. This is stressful with travel plans and tight connections looming. The blue leather sleeve sticks out in my memory, and I hope someone who found them turned them in to a nearby desk or security post around the plaza. I’m trying to stay hopeful and focused on what comes next, hoping a kind finders helped me out in a moment of scramble.
I was walking out of the Mayo Clinic campus toward Peace Plaza around 6:45 PM last Thursday when I realized my pins had slipped from my jacket pocket. They’re two small enamel pins—one shaped like a lighthouse, the other like a star—sentimental reminders from my grandmother. I’ve searched the sidewalks and benches along the creek, but nothing so far. It’s upsetting because these pins feel like a piece of home while I’m here in Rochester.
This morning around 9:15 AM, I was walking back to my car after coffee near Peace Plaza and the Mayo Clinic campus when I realized my chargers were gone from my backpack. The little black pouch held a phone charger and a spare laptop charger—practical stuff, but essential for my day. The benches outside the Gonda Building were quiet, and the air had that chilly, wet scent you get before a rain shower as people hurried past. If anyone happened to pick them up, I’d be grateful to have them back; they’re just stuff, but they keep me connected during long shifts and classes.
This morning at 8:30 AM I found a tote with several radios tucked behind a bench near Peace Plaza in downtown Rochester. They look like older transistor sets, some with worn leather cases and one labeled Zenith or Grundig—worth a closer look for any identifying marks. I brought them here for safekeeping, hoping the owner will recognize their gear and come forward on the site. Please claim through the site if these are yours; include any distinctive brand or model details to help me return them quickly.
I lost Photographs in Rochester, Minnesota, United States. Last Friday around 6:15 p.m., I was walking from the Mayo Clinic campus toward the riverfront along 1st Avenue Southwest, near the Gonda Building. The photos are in a small black album, a mix of black-and-white portraits and a few faded color snaps. They feel like a window into my family's history, and I keep thinking about the moment I realized they were gone. I retraced steps past the sculpture garden and the lit crosswalk, but the album never turned up. If someone happened to find a memory keeper with my grandmother's smile peeking out, I would be deeply grateful.
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