Letters:

What a wonderful way to post a letter to someone you would like to find, or someone you would like to explain something to. This section will allow you to do that.
We know of cases where if not for a post online, a very special connection would not have been made.

Our founder actually found her missing extended family online. She posted anywhere and everywhere she could, and one day a distant cousin saw one of her post and got in touch with her. From that one post she was able to track down the rest of her missing family. She had already found her missing dad several years prior, even before computers were in homes, by calling and calling until she found an aunt and from that phone call she found her missing dad. The sad part of this story is that he had already passed away.

If you are looking for someone that you would like to find, for one reason or the other, post a letter here.
Finding someone after it is too late, will not answer questions you may have.
It also leaves a hurt in your heart that never heals.
The reason for this part of our site is to allow those that may not have any other way to reach a lost person to place a letter here. The person you are trying to reach may very well make it to our site and read the letter you have posted.

Maybe you are looking for a mother, daughter, son or father. Write them a letter, submit it to us for review and posting on this site. We will make every effort to get your letter online as quickly as possible.

If you do not have a picture that you would like to send us for posting, if you will send me an e-mail explaining what you are trying to say, we will try to find a stock photo that will help get the message across.

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Maybe you would like to tell how you feel about the issues of family court.

You may do that, and we encourage you to do that, just remember to do it with respect. We realize there are many, many people suffering in this world due to family court decisions that should have never been made. We would like to offer you a way to express your feelings by writing a letter to them.

Most of the people that work in family court have no clue as to how people feel when they walk out of the courtroom. They go home to their families, and we go home to an empty world. They are full of love and joys that their family brings them, but we suffer day in and day out.

The hardest part and the part that no one sees, is the day after. The week after and the life you now face without that special person. Grown-ups and children are facing untold heartache that never goes away, due to decisions made in family court.

They quote, "Best Interest of the Child”. I lived this life and my grandchildren are living it now, and neither of our cases was in the “Best Interest of the Child”.