A time capsule was returned to a widower that was hidden in 1966 by his late wife, bringing back a
series of loving memories of their marriage.
Contractor John Murraym, working wih a group of construction workers on a North Phoenix four-bedroom
home built in the 1950s, discovered the partially opened capsule.
Inside the partially opened capsule, there was a family photo and an open letter to future readers
living in a different era.
The letter was written by 33-year-old Betty Klug, the station reports, and describes the social
and political issues of the 1960s.
"The Vientman War is still going on," it reads. "Racial situation is very serious. Boys have long
hair resulting from the Beatles craze."
Bruce Klug, Betty's husband, was found living in Scottsdale and now 79 years old.
Klug did not know his wife buried the time capsule and that the letter she included in it was
written on his birthday.
Unfortuantely, ten years after the capsule was hidden, Betty Klug died in a car crash.
Bruce said, "We had the best marriage. Not once did we argue about anything."
Bruce was thankful to revisit his memories of his wife and family. He laughed when looking over
notes his wife made about locations and places he recognized from the past.