Bequest : A Fifty Year Journey To Find A Birth Father
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February 1998
I have a growing sense of who is my biological father. I may never know for sure in this life even though some circumstances are formidable indicators. There are still questions and the need for proof positive.
March 2001
When I explained my problem to the lab director, and what I had available to work with, he was somewhat dubious. The analysis of envelopes and stamps that had crossed an ocean and been stored in a box for sixty years might be problematic. He told me he would attempt an analysis. He would need a sample of my DNA.
May 2001
Several weeks went by. Then, Friday evening, May 28, 2001, I was mowing the grass in the side yard. At exactly 7:34 p.m. Mary came out on the deck with the white kitchen phone saying the call was for me. “It’s the lab.”
For many years, Donald E. Kersemeier wondered about the identity of his biological father. The results of the analysis forever changed his life.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781609574185
ISBN10: 1609574184
Donald Kersemeier
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2010
Publisher: Xulon Press
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