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Originally Posted By Barb BurkeHi, wanted to send an invite to anyone interested in belonging to the military adoption support group I moderate. We are a small group of 30 families, stationed both Stateside and Overseas. Our families are all all stages of the adoption process- preliminary, waiting for travel/child to come home, and placements complete & finalized. Our families have children adopted both Domestically within the US and Internationally from Korea, China, Cambodia, Vietnam, Russia, Kaz, and the Ukraine. ALL interested families are welcome. No adoption reps please. Visit our family site at: and scan down to the bottom and click on the link to join. If not interested, visit our site anyone- its a great resource site for adoption & offers the best compiled listing of adoption grant & loan organizations on the Internet. Also, my husband and I have worked hard to create a page to help others succed in finalizing their child's adoption Pro Se and saving thousands of dollars on legal fees. Thanks!Barb Burkeadoptionhope@msn.com
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Originally Posted By Patty MingWe are interested in adoption. I work for a non-profit orgization that will allow me to adopt children within the agency providing I am not directly working with the children I an interested in adopting. I was told the cost is 13,000. Is there financial assistance available for military families? If you have info on this e-mail me at prming@msn.com
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Dear Friends:
My biological father had been in the ARMY in Vietnam and Germany.
I was actually conceived in the barracks in Heidelberg!
My bio. mother (with whom I was reunited in 1998) remembers only my father's first name (Dennis).
I have written to the military records center in St. Louis several times, but they claim they need more details in order to provide any information on my father.
I have NOT told them that I am an adoptee on a mission, as I don't want them to think I plan to disrupt Dennis' life. Really, I just want to meet him, or at least get medical information from him or extended family.
The center in St. Louis claim they need Dennis' rank, unit, etc., but I know very little about the ARMY's structure.
Why they can't simply send me a list (however lengthy) of everyone stationed at Heidelberg in April or May of 1971 I do not know.
If you can help me in any way, PLEASE e-mail me at ASSAILANTPOODLE@YAHOO.COM.
Best wishes, Annika