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782. BruceParker : Don Andrews (deceased), Francis Presley, Arden/Fletcher NC, Bruce L Parker Hollywood FL. 33020. I already filled out this stuff and wrote a note to Josh.
783. BruceParker : This is the 3rd time I have answered your questions. One more time and I simply hire a private detective to find my grown up son. Got IT!
786. Taylordaughter : I am looking for my biological Grandmother. We were told that my father’s adopted father was also his biological father. My Grandfather passed over 20 years ago now and we are no closer to learning my biological Grandmother’s identity. She would be in her late 80’s or 90’s at this point if she is still alive. It would be nice to know who she is/was and maybe know more about our history.
789. Kwright7125 : Looking for male born in 1982 or 1983 in the DFW metroplex area, most likely Tarrant county. Not sure if the adoption was done in Texas or not. He is said to be biracial, mother is caucasian was 16 at the time father was african american or hispanic. Possible DOB 12/28.
791. ShilohSanders5915 : I am looking for my boyfriends half sister. Her birth name would be Joise and her birth mothers name is Adela. He is wanting to get to know her.
792. Kstiles85 : Katana Ameerah’ Michelle Stiles Born 08/15/04
My name is Katherine Stiles I’m 32 born 12/22/1985
I think the family that adopted you was biracial
Your mom is black and your dad is white..
I can’t remember if their last name was Gindhart
Gienhart
But it’s something very close
I am your birth mother.
You have 2 sisters
Ciara Renay Leak her birthday is August 30th 2005 she was born exactly a year in 2 weeks after you,
Your other sister’s name is Chanya Denay Leak
Her birthday is December 19th 2006.
I have thought about you every day and if you ever see this I hope you try to make contact with us your sisters talk about you all the time..
Lina Stiles
We love you dearly...
793. RCSprinkle1960 : Birth was March 16, 1960. White Male. Leaksville, North Carolina in Rockingham County. Parents were married and lived on Johnson street. Birth name is Ronald Coleman Sprinkle, Jr. Adoption date was in August 1965 in Oklahoma. Birth Father is Ronald Coleman Sprinkle, army veteran. 1940 - 1996.
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Buffalo, New York
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San Diego, California
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Northampton, Massachusetts
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Springfield, Missouri
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Jacksonville, Florida
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New York, United States of America
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