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1457. Kaceenelson07 : My mom gave my little sister up for adoption around November of 2007. She was born at Jordan valley hospital in West Jordan‚ UT. The adoption agency was through the LDS Church adoption agency. I’m 36 female and I have a brother who is 34. We are reaching out in hopes she would like to know us.
1460. Goldenheart : Hi. I’m Jack. I’m a transgender man looking for my birth parents. I know that I was roughly 2 weeks old when I was adopted‚ and I was born in the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City‚ Utah. The last name of my birth mother was accidentally included - Savage. My understanding is that she was 16 when she gave birth‚ and had juvenile arthritis‚ as did her sister. Not much was known about my father aside from the fact that he liked to watch videos and play games.
1461. SunnyMomma86 : Looking for a son born in a Salt Lake City hospital. It may have been Uof U‚ don’t remember. Adoption through LDS Social Services which no longer exists. I was told adopted mother was LDS and a nurse and adopted father had a shunt like my baby boy needed after birth. This son was born a premie and new parents wrote letter saying they named him Christopher and said he had an older sister who was a naturally born child to the parents. Father was a carpenter‚ mother played and taught piano.
1463. Misslee2252 : You were born Carson Montoya ‚ to me your mother Sarah Sager and your father Troy Montoya. At age six unfortunately your dad and I lost custody of you and your sister due to our addiction. Her name was Jordan Lee . I have been told that they changed your name to Ryker I’m not sure if they changed your sister’s name or not. You were adopted by Aaron and Chalese ( not sure how to spell it ) Gonzales. Your adopted dad at the time was a teacher in Layton Utah. And you have a adopted uncle his name is Brett Ulzec. I know this is a long shot son ‚ but I just want you to know that I love you with all of my heart So does your dad‚ we were told as long as we were clean and doing well in our life’s ‚ that you would never be kept from us. We have tried multiple times to contact your case worker as well as your adopted parents. Your case worker Chelsea Hadley finally got a hold of them ‚ only to be told that they think it’s best to wait until your 18 . And we have to respect their wishes. I just am putting this out there in hopes you see it eventually one day. And I hope you and I can one day have a conversation where I can explain everything. I don’t want you for one second to think we abandoned you or didn’t love you . We were lost in addiction . You were our world and still are. And as for ur beautiful lil sister Jordan well of course we love her she won’t remember us though because the night we took her home from the hospital they came and took her from us ‚ so she was too young.
1465. Sef430 : Bobby Paul (his name was changed when he was adopted out) was born January 29‚ 1933. He was surrendered to Children Service Society in Salt Lake City‚ Utah by mother‚ Ebba Paul. His mother may have originally been from a Scandinavian country such as Denmark or Sweden and may have already had children prior to Bobby Paul. Bobby Paul’s children would like to connect with relatives.
1467. Stephanieechols : Im looking for my daughter. Her name is samantha violet and was adopted to Chris and Melanie from Chicago. They have two other children‚ siblings‚ adopted as well.
Samantha is half Hispanic and white. I’ve only received some photos of her at about 6 months. Nothing since
1468. Stephanieechols : Looking for my daughter Samantha. Adopted by a couple named Chris and Melanie. They have two other children‚ Phillip and Lucy who are brother and sister and are adopted as well.
They live in the Chicago area.
Adoption took place in utah which is where I live. A Act of love was the adoption agency.
Samantha was born on March 3 2013. She is half Hispanic/ half white
1470. TiffaniMckissick801 : Was born at St. Marks Hospital on March 18th by Csection to Tiffani Mckissick and Roberto Anthony Magana delivery doctor was Shannon Tilly from The Redwood Clinic U of U clinic.
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