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TOPIC: looking for birth mother

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laurie ruble	Posted: Nov 30, 2006 02:23:04 AM i am trying to find my sister, she was adopted at birth and was never spoke about until mom died. both my parents were in the airforce. glenda teves and joe olah might be what is on the cirtificate. mom is from hawaii, dad ohio. thanks. laurie
Reba Gayle Woodard	Posted: Jul 08, 2006 09:56:53 AM I was born in Dallas, Tx Oct. 8, 1956 at Dallas Osteopathic Hospital on Ross Ave, at 10:07pm. My adoptive parents were Damon and Loris Woodard.

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TOPIC: looking for birth mother