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1202. BadskaterJJ : I was born at Saint Luke’s Hospital in Spokane Washington on July 21st, 1956 at 1:15pm. I was adopted in a closed adoption at 5 days old. I was told my birth dad was in the airforce and stationed at Fairchild Airforce Base in Spokane Washington, and my birth mother was 16 years old and working in Spokane, and from Montana.
1204. Lonib : My father was adopted by Jackson and Edith Osborn and I believe his birth mother was from Tacoma.
I think her name is Betty Caldwell
My father had red hair and believed he was Scott or Irish
1205. Loriepettit : I am looking for my birth parents. My name is Lorie Dee Pettit born Sept14 1965. My Mom’s name is Mary Louise Pettit she was 25 and lived at 2145 south Santa Fe Drive Denver Co. She was born in Missouri and her Maiden name was Mary Louise Short . My dads name is Charles Franklin Pettit resided at same address he was 41. His occupation was listed as an upholsterer and was working for safelite auto Glass. He was born in Missouri. They had 1 other living child at the time of my birth. I was born in Englewood Co. but we then ended up in Spokane Washington where she gave birth to my twin brothers whose names are Buster and Buddy Pettit. They where born at Sacred Heart Hospital on may 26th 1967 They were adopted and names where changed. I wasn’t adopted until the age of 9. The adoption was annulled when I turned 15 and returned back to the ward of the court. The Photo is of me at the age of 9 when I was adopted.
1206. Tgannon1423 : My name is Tierney Gannon. I am looking for my half-sister who was born in April 1995. Her parents are Patrick M. Gannon and Abigail L. Haw (now Phelps), who met at Morehead Staate University. I do not know my sister’s name since all documents that I have access to only list her as "Baby Girl Haw" or "Haw."
1207. BCook1976 : My mother Beverly Cook had a boy in October 1964. Unfortunately in that time and the area she lived in Richland‚ WA having a child out of wed lock was frowned upon and her parents made him give him up for adoption. It was closed adoption and I believe she had the boy and was adopted from Seattle‚ WA. I know that a pastor from Richland
Names that popped up in speaking with my aunt was Pat and Gwen Jordan who were about 10 years older than my mother Beverly.
As an only child who is 42 (born in 1976) and having lost both her and my father‚ I hope to connect with my half-brother.
1208. BCook1976 : My mother Beverly Cook had a boy in October 1964. Unfortunately in that time and the area she lived in Richland, WA having a child out of wed lock was frowned upon and her parents made him give him up for adoption. It was closed adoption and I believe she had the boy and was adopted from Seattle, WA. I know that a pastor from Richland
Names that popped up in speaking with my aunt was Pat and Gwen Jordan who were about 10 years older than my mother Beverly.
As an only child who is 42 (born in 1976) and having lost both her and my father, I hope to connect with my half-brother.
I look forward to
1209. Benny29 : I am the oldest of my 7 or 8 brothers and sister got adopted from Umatilla reservation born in Pendleton Oregon. My mother let us all go..I’m trying to find all of my siblings. I know her name is robin Hines and is enrolled in umatilla
1214. Kobe77 : Looking for my birth mother. Was born on July 7, 1970 in Seattle, Wa at Swedish Hospital. I believe it was a early morning birth...like 2-4AM. I am mixed race(black/white). Also think my birth mother may have been very young...like maybe 13-15. Got very limited information from adoption agency.
Was adopted soon after...think the agency was Medina(Seattle, Wa).
1215. Grndawn431 : Adoptee: born David Macrae :adopted name Seth
Adotion took place in Washington state possibly Curlew ferry county
Birth mother Lona Macrae
Adopvtive parents from Texas
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