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Originally Posted By Jeff GreerTo whom it may concern: I am trying to find my biological father, Wesley Orville Campbell. This isnt to bother him or to cause him any trouble, just to find him and get to know some history and if he would like, to get to know him Here is a little about myself: I was born August 3, 1964; I was named Jeffrey Howell Burt. My motherҒs name at the time was Phyllis JoAn Burt. My stepfather, John Greer, adopted me in 1976 when I was 12 years of age. The adoption was handled in Gladwin Michigan, and the lawyer involved was Doug Jacobson. I have been married for 14 years this past Christmas, and my wife and I have 3 daughters. Here is the information I have on Wesley Campbell: His nickname had been Scott, that is the name that everyone used; in fact Phyllis family didnҒt realize that was only a nickname. In 1964 Wesley had blonde hair and walked sort of bow legged. I have been told that I look a lot like him. He had been married, but separated from his wife Juanita at the time of conception and/or birth of Jeff. I believe Wesley had a son and daughter older then I am and that the older son was named Guy. Wesleys mother had lived in Waterford, and Wesley had lived in Oxford or Pontiac on Omar Street. Wesley had been in the Navy, and had worked at one time for the Oakland County Road Commission in Michigan. At one time around the year 1976, I believe Wesley owned or worked for a sport machine business, that dealt with snowmobiles or motorcycles, this business had been located in Oxford or Lake Orion area of Michigan. As I stated earlier in this letter, IҒm not out to cause Wesley any trouble, I just need to know who I am and who my father is. I want Wesley to get to know my family and his 3 granddaughters if he would like to. I know my daughters would like to get a chance to know him. If anyone reading this could help me out I would greatly appreciate it. And if you cant, please excuse me for taking up your time, but please pass the letter on to those you think may be of some help. IҒm anxious to find him. Thank you for your time.Sincerely,Jeffrey Howell Burt Greer
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Originally Posted By Jeff GreerTo whom it may concern: I am trying to find my biological father, Wesley Orville Campbell. This isnt to bother him or to cause him any trouble, just to find him and get to know some history and if he would like, to get to know him Here is a little about myself: I was born August 3, 1964; I was named Jeffrey Howell Burt. My motherҒs name at the time was Phyllis JoAn Burt. My stepfather, John Greer, adopted me in 1976 when I was 12 years of age. The adoption was handled in Gladwin Michigan, and the lawyer involved was Doug Jacobson. I have been married for 14 years this past Christmas, and my wife and I have 3 daughters. Here is the information I have on Wesley Campbell: His nickname had been Scott, that is the name that everyone used; in fact Phyllis family didnҒt realize that was only a nickname. In 1964 Wesley had blonde hair and walked sort of bow legged. I have been told that I look a lot like him. He had been married, but separated from his wife Juanita at the time of conception and/or birth of Jeff. I believe Wesley had a son and daughter older then I am and that the older son was named Guy. Wesleys mother had lived in Waterford, and Wesley had lived in Oxford or Pontiac on Omar Street. Wesley had been in the Navy, and had worked at one time for the Oakland County Road Commission in Michigan. At one time around the year 1976, I believe Wesley owned or worked for a sport machine business, that dealt with snowmobiles or motorcycles, this business had been located in Oxford or Lake Orion area of Michigan. As I stated earlier in this letter, IҒm not out to cause Wesley any trouble, I just need to know who I am and who my father is. I want Wesley to get to know my family and his 3 granddaughters if he would like to. I know my daughters would like to get a chance to know him. If anyone reading this could help me out I would greatly appreciate it. And if you cant, please excuse me for taking up your time, but please pass the letter on to those you think may be of some help. IҒm anxious to find him. Thank you for your time.Sincerely,Jeffrey Howell Burt Greer