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South Korea Adoption Reunion Registry

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A Few of Our Members Currently Searching Within South Korea Who Chose To Be Featured

991. Vickysc : My biological name was Sea Na Choi‚ born January 5‚ 1981. I was adopted from Seoul through Love the Children adoption agency and arrived at JFK Airport (New York) in June of 1981. I am waiting to get my raw data to add here but I’m my 23andMe results say I’m 100% Korean.

992. Jpaige15 : Adopted from Holt International to the United States. Name given on adoption papers is Kang Jung Mee.

993. Mattpurcell : Hello. According to my adoption papers‚ my father’s name is Byeon‚ In Koo‚ and my mother’s name is Kim‚ Mee Jeong. I was born in Chollabok-do. My name according to my papers is Byeon‚ Dong Kyoo. Admission According to bio-mother: bio-father was born in Seoul as the eldest of siblings. He has a medium build‚ round face‚ and common features. Bio-mother was born in Choll- labuk-do as the second of 2 boys and 2 girls. Both her parents are alive. She is 160cm tall‚ of stout build‚ oval faced‚ meek‚ and introspective. Bio-mother happened to meet bio-father but was seperated from him immediately‚ and she has not heard from him anything since then. She got to know her pregnancy after seperating from him‚ and worried about it by herself. She gave birth to it at her own house with the help of the woman next door on Mar. 15‚ 1988. She concluded that it would be impossible for her to raise it normally for herself as an unmarried mother‚ and she referred its adoption to the Taeion Branch of this Agenc on Apr. 7‚ 1988.

994. Ktaldridge82 : Park Son Ok was my birth mother‚ my birth father is unknown‚ and have three biological sisters that were 10‚ 8‚ and 4.

995. Aeterrell : Per my paperwork from Holt‚ I was born in Seoul‚ South Korea and given the name Ja Yun Choi. I was placed in a foster home shortly after my birth and adopted the same year. I immigrated to the USA in December 1985. I am looking for family and or my biological parents.

996. Hollygeerdes : Born May 5‚ 1973 Adopted through Holt from Jin Hae orphanage in Dec of 1979 May 6‚ 1976 came to Jin Hae orphanage from Masan City Hall Korean name Park Jin Soon Contact me.

997. Samanthaclark1977 : I was adopted... I’ve been in living in Wisconsin so many years so... I’ve been searching a lot different websites. So on and on.. I’m very desperate to know my real birth parents.. My Korea Name.... Hyun sook kim or it other way around... I was adopted and landed America 1985!!! I was born Seoul Korea 1977/03/09 I grew up little by little. I was live in orphan for awhile.. so that all I remember.. so I really hope I meet them.

998. Travelshannon : Found at Hyun Juh police box 1/14/1974 at a couple days old. Name given by agency Kim Eun Young

999. Yung02 : Yung Min Ahn‚ adopted to Denmark. Born Feburary 7th‚ 2002

1000. Yung02 : Yung Min Ahn‚ adopted to Denmark. Born Feburary 7th‚ 2002

1001. Yung02 : Kim Joo Hyung‚ April 1st‚ 2005. Adopted to Denmark

1002. Leejaesung : My name was lee‚ jae sung and i lived in tongduchon‚ s. korea in an orphange. I’m looking for anyone that lived there with me or any relative .

1003. RachelMJP : I was adopted through IAI adoption agency from Sung Ro Won Babies Home in Seoul‚ South Korea and came to the United States on May 25‚ 1984

1004. Vmjohnson65 : It’s really important for any child to know their birth parents and it’s terrible that my birth in S Korea was so shameful that the S Korean government did not think I belonged there because I was born to a Black father (US Military) and a Korean single mother.

1005. JustmetheKAD : According to my adoption paperwork‚ my birth mother (Sook J. Kim) was full blooded Korean and was born around 1942. She had a common law marriage relationship with my biological father before they parted ways on 30 Apr 1971. My biological father was born sometime around 1940 and was in the US military‚ stationed in South Korea for an unknown length of time. My birth mother relinquished me to KSS Inc in Seoul on 19 Feb 1972. I was adopted internationally and flown to the United States (Minnesota) on 30 Aug 1972. I have DNA tested with Ancestry and 23andMe. I have several DNA matches with the surname Ward on my paternal side.

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