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677. AnneLouiseSullivan : My biological son was born in Omaha, Ne on Oct 19, 1989. I signed the adoption papers to relinquish my rights on Oct 21, 1989 in the presence of Ann Greathouse, who I assume at the time was working for LDS Social Services, now called LDS Family Services. I am unsure of where the adoption took place. He could have been raised anywhere in the Midwest. His adoptive parents had no children. They had been trying to have a baby for nine years. They were in the insurance business and were members of the LDS church. The hospital where my son was born was Methodist Hospital on 84th and Dodge. Dr Joedy Istas delivered my baby. At 0319 (approximately) in the morning of Oct 19, 1989. For myself, I named my child Nicholas Bartlett. The father was John Andreasen (sp?) out of Provo or Orem, Utah. I’m pretty sure I have that spelling right. It was Andreasen, (not Anderson). My Mother, Leslee Bartlett was a foster mom at the time for the same agency (LDS Social Services) that I used to place Nicholas for adoption. That got a little sticky, as I recall, because her home was where most of the babies in the area would go for a short while until the adoptions were finalized. The agency had to place Nicholas in a different foster home than hers (obviously) at the time.
679. HaileyH_14 : Looking for my birth father. Birth mother’s name is Crystal Cox. Birthfather’s first name is David or Richard Crook. He had given my birth mother a false name and had another family in another state. If you could help me find him‚ I would appreciate it.
682. Snowmom : My adopted son would like to thank his biological parents for choosing to let him be adopted. He knows that love has a lot of faces and he would very much like to visit also. I am so very proud of him and the man that he has become. If you are that parent, please let your love shine through again by visiting with your son also. I would like so very much to see the happiness in him when he finally finds where his roots came from.
684. CamryCanada1998 : Looking for my Brother Tristan Blake Freeman Birthday of June 30th 2004 I’ve been looking for years since we got separated in the Texas Cps system if you see this or are his adoptive parents please know I don’t want to over step or push my way in I just want to know he is okay and alive he has a 2 year old niece that would love to meet him as I keep his memory alive. I do not talk to our birth mom
685. Jcrampton515 : I am looking for my half brother. We share the same mother, Joyce Sue (Susie) Bennett. She lived in Wichita, KS but stayed at the Booth agency in Omaha, NE.
Your birth fathers name is Vince Whitmore. Joyce was 20 when you were born.
686. KatharineMoonflower4 : My name is Pamela Hepworth and I’m looking for my daughter who I gave up for adoption.
The birth father is Douglas Hole.
She was born in Alabama sometime between March 17-24th of 1968, I believe.
Please help me find her!
688. Amandamay83 : Looking to locate my half-sibling. I recently learned that my mom gave up a son for adoption. I know it was in the summer of 1976 I think July, but could have been June or August. She likely would have given birth in Yankton, SD, though I’m not certain. Her name at the time was Diane i
689. Hpiontkowski : Looking for my brother who was adopted shortly after birth. You were born to Audrey Mitzelfelt and Mark Piontkowski both from Loup City NE at their young age in Kearney NE hospital when my mom was forced to give you up for adoption by our grandparents.
690. Madonnamyers : My mother (Joan Catherine Martens was pregnant at around the age of 16 by a boyfriend she called Johnny‚ in Omaha NE. Her parents‚ Theodore and Josephine Martens put her in a home for unwed mothers called Booth Memorial‚ either in NE or CA. She gave birth to a baby girl and this girl was given up for adoption. We are searching to connect with her. She has 13 half siblings that she will love to know!
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Buffalo, New York
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San Diego, California
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Wadesboro, North Carolina
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Tracy, California
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Northampton, Massachusetts
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MODESTO, California
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Springfield, Missouri
I filled out my profile and had a match to my birth parents that same day! We connected on Facebook and talked for
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Jacksonville, Florida
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New York, United States of America
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