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707. Imkeledean : Your first name was Madison Elizabeth Adair Lukowski. Born at UNMC in Omaha August 23, 2004 to Kelli E. Greeno and Matthew R. Lukowski. We saw you until you were 3 then lost contact. Your adoptuve parents are Scott and Kristie Henderson from Plattsmouth, Ne. They divorced and your mother remarried several times. One of your adopted sister’s name is Halee. I love you and am sorry for not being able to raise you. I have been looking for you for ALWAYS.
708. Ruppsn : Name given to the adoptee is Harold Gobelman (unsure of birth name). Adopted in Union County, Nebraska in 1936. Harold was Native American and we are trying to reconnect with his birth tribe and family.
710. Sarah6048 : Searching for 1/2 brother. Born December 20th, 1983. Born at Methodist Hospital in Omaha Nebraska. Immediately given up from adoption, likely through a private attorney.
711. Deanna1008 : I am looking for AN IDENTICAL TWIN to Susan Jane Seyfried (birth name) born at St. Joseph hospital in Denver, Colorado on October 8, 1963. Her birth parents were in college when she arrived and she was adopted in Denver (Catholic Charities) by the Norquist Family. Her case worker was Mary Jo Spiro. Birth mother’s name is Shelley Seyfried-Bourg of Colorado Springs, CO now living in Tucson, AZ. Birth mothers maternal grandmother was Susan T. Seyfried born 6/28/1915 and died 10/7/2002- buried in Colorado Springs, CO. Birth father’s name was (no longer alive) Walter Spiegel who moved and lived in Encinitas, CA. until his death at age 60. TWIN WAS ADOPTED TO ANOTHER FAMILY AND MAY NOT KNOW SHE WAS ADOPTED - ANY SEARCH ANGELS WANT TO GET INVOLVED?
713. Dpenner : I am searching for my birth parents. I am a female who was born 7/13/1966. I was adopted through Child Saving Institute in Omaha NE. I was told I am part Native American and there is a history of diabetes in my birth family.
714. Silentsgirl68 : My mother was Joyce Kennedy. I believe she had a child prior to the January 1950 birth of my brother. Based on a phone call she received when I was a child‚ I believe that that child was male. If he is still living‚ I’d like to know‚ and to be able to tell him he has a sister.
715. Dkanderson5060 : Any birth relatives to a baby girl born August 16, 1967 given up In an open adoption by private attorney in Omaha, Ne. In need of medical records for my children - I have 2 sons with both myself and their father adopted - health history or any history would be good.
717. CVanIhinger : The man who called himself Aaron Van Ihinger was an indentured servant to a farmer in Nebraska. Not sure if Van Ihinger was his birth name.
He was my grandfather.
719. Watchnover : We didn’t find out our mother was adopted until a year after her death... She died June 20,1966. We (my sister and I) are mostly wanting to know heritage information, but would be open for more.
720. Haz1 : Birth date November 2,1965 omaha, NE. Admitted to Child Saving Institute agency Omaha, NE 11-5-1965. Birth mother Cynthia Bartlett age 16, sophomore in High School, French-Irish-Sioux Indian. Cynthia’s mother was 48 , a bookkeeper Sioux Indian and French. Cynthia’s father was 50, and worked for the telephone Company. Cynthia had 1 older sister who was in her 3rd year of College with a Major in Music. Also has an older brother that holds a Masters Degree And worked for a Loan Company. This brother was married with 1 child of his own. Birth father was 20, believed to have graduated high school, worked at a Lumber Yard. Possibly had 1 younger sister and a younger brother who was in the service.
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Northampton, Massachusetts
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MODESTO, California
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Springfield, Missouri
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Jacksonville, Florida
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Moorhead, Minnesota
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