i need a way2find my dad4free, william todd kaminski, pickney, mi. 39yrs ?how can i do this on my own,plz help

Question

i am 19 years old, my mother is angela roe (vandorn) i had an awesome father figure growing up, but lost him 7/22/05 to cancer, now i myself am have medical difficulties(not fatal) but i want to find out a medical history to see if it is hereditary. if amyone knows him, or knows a free way to find him i would be very gratefull, i want him to know i look alot like him at 20yrs old and that i carrie a picture of him in my purse everyday in hopes that one day i'll meet him and also i want to say i don't blame him for anything, and that my mother has told me the truth, and that she left him before telling him about me, no hard feelings...i am an engineering drafts-woman so i don't need financial help, i would like to meet him before his grandchild is born, possibly have him in it life, anyone that might help me know that your effort will be greatly appreciated

ashley vandorn :)

Answer 1

Below are some search suggestions and reunion websites ... while the websites are mostly regarding adoption, some you can register for any missing person. I am sure there are others, too.

Also, try http://www.privateeye.com . For $15 you can do unlimited searches in a 24 hour period, and it covers just about everything.

Good Luck!!

Here are some reunion registry websites.. If he or other family members ever looks for you and signs up for them, then you will be reunited.

Also, these kind of websites will have additional information to help you to search.

http://registry.adoption.com/
http://www.plumsite.com/isrr/
http://www.reunionregistry.com/
http://www.reunionregistry.net/

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Here are some other ways to search for someone:

1) Do a white pages search on the name, and call any and all names that come up, tell them you are doing genealogy research, and did they ever live in such and such place (where ever s/he lived at some time). If the answer is no, go on to the next name. If the answer is yes, ask a few other leading questions.

2) If you know where he was at a certain period of time, or where s/he came from, you can go back to high school yearbooks, property records, etc, and compile as much info as you can.

3) You can call people with the same last name who live in or around areas s/he has lived and again saying you are doing genealogy research, ask if s/he is a relative, and go from there with whatever info you get.

4) Pay one of the people search websites to get all the info you can in one place ... it may be worth the cost ... they have access to places easier than you do because that is what they do. Make sure it is a reputable one.

5) Post on various genealogy and people-search forums, and someone/s may offer to help you with your search.



Death index

http://www.socialsecuritydeathindex-search.com/

Answer 2

Todd Kaminski

Answer 3

Who-Remembers-Me.com

Answer 4

try bighugs.com