After spending years tracking down one another, eight unknow sibling were recently reuinted with their brother, Bob Mulvehill of Ebensburg, making him one of 12 childer, instead of four he previously belived.
After their story appeared on television and in newspapers, members of that framily recived a flood of call requesting advice on locatind missing person in their families.
As a result, Mulvehill came up with a plan for creating a free confidential registry that could be instrumental as a first step in providing assistance to other who are in the same position and don't know where to start. A staff of interested volunteers has been helping him to get sevice into operation.
There is no such free registry know to be in existence anywhere in Pennsylvania and other states.It is the hope of this nonprofit organization that by having interested persons become confidentially registered, a bank of information will be built that could be drawn upon by anyone in need of this sevivice nationwide.
Often individuals who have been adopted or otherwise separated from their relatives require information abouth their health history because of pertinent health problems. On some infrequent occasion, person want knowledege of siblings to prevent the possibility of intermarriage with other family members. There could be manty other reason to know of the existence of close relatives. Persons interested in becomeing registered may call (814)-472-7525 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays
Since registry is free, toll calls cannot be return. If a caller leave a message on the answer machine, it should be noted that the caller is willing to accept a collect call from Lost Loved Ones. Or fill out our Lost Loved Ones Application on line at Lost Loved Ones.
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