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Frank and Josephine Ruggirello on their wedding day, Sept. 26, 1953, with Frank Ruggirello’s aunt and uncle. The photo was found in a donated book at Sterling Heights Public Library.

An old wedding photo found in a library book inspired a search to find the family. Here's how social media helped reunite the family with the mid-century picture.

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Sarah Ruggirello responded to the Facebook post, essentially saying “I do" to recognizing her grandfather and grandmother, Frank and Josephine Ruggirello. They married on Sept. 26, 1953 in Detroit.