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To: carlo3b; Johnny Gage
Thanks, I was hoping someone here has better research abilities than I do. I have her parents old address if it would help. I was going to stop by and see if the people that live there now might have an address or phone number for her parents.
Oh, I did try the classmates site, no luck, she hasn't signed up. Thank you in advance webbie detectives : )
53 posted on 12/30/2003 12:52:00 PM PST by labowski ("The Dude Abideth")
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To: labowski
OK...so SHE hasn't signed up. How about her friends? Friends of her friends?
61 posted on 12/30/2003 1:00:29 PM PST by IGOTMINE (All we are saying... is give guns a chance!)
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To: labowski; novacation
Oh, I did try the classmates site, no luck, she hasn't signed up. Thank you in advance webbie detectives : )

I can totally relate to your situation. I was determined to find my high school best friend last year (I had lost her number and address years ago and we lost touch), so I did a websearch for all high school "reconnect" sites. I tried Classmates.com and searched for Debbie and her brothers, but nothing came up. I can't remember the name of one of the others (but if you do a search several will come up), and bingo, her brother was listed with a contact email. The nice thing about this site (wish I could remember the name, it was very simple, something like "Gradfinder") is that you are allowed to email for free without paying a registration fee. (Registering on a bunch of sites can be expensive.) Anyway, I emailed her brother and he responded after contacting her. As a result I was able to reconnect with my very best friend from high school. Happily, she is still in glorious California (although 300 miles away). We've already made plans to get together in 2004 (after not seeing each other for 25 years).

I wish you the best of luck in your search. The Internet is truly a wondrous invention. Thank you, Al Gore. ;-)

191 posted on 12/31/2003 7:01:13 AM PST by truthkeeper
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