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From Abandonment to Brotherhood: A Veteran’s Journey to Reclaim His Family
Show Notes:
John Spencer shared his journey from enlisting in the Army in 1967 to his 26-year career, including service in the 82nd Airborne Division and overseas deployments. He discussed the impact of his military service on his personal and professional life. John also revealed his adoption at age six and his subsequent search for his biological family, which led to reconnecting with his five siblings. He detailed the challenges and breakthroughs in his genealogical research, including using DNA and professional help. John emphasized the importance of persistence and the profound impact of reconnecting with his biological family, despite initial frustrations.
Sponsored by F1 for Help
This episode is proudly sponsored by F1 for Help, providing expert computer repair and support in Kootenai County for over 20 years. Call (208) 687-0183 or visit www.f1forhelp.net for reliable service and a 10% discount for veterans and first responders.
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By The Veterans ClubShow Notes:
John Spencer shared his journey from enlisting in the Army in 1967 to his 26-year career, including service in the 82nd Airborne Division and overseas deployments. He discussed the impact of his military service on his personal and professional life. John also revealed his adoption at age six and his subsequent search for his biological family, which led to reconnecting with his five siblings. He detailed the challenges and breakthroughs in his genealogical research, including using DNA and professional help. John emphasized the importance of persistence and the profound impact of reconnecting with his biological family, despite initial frustrations.
Sponsored by F1 for Help
This episode is proudly sponsored by F1 for Help, providing expert computer repair and support in Kootenai County for over 20 years. Call (208) 687-0183 or visit www.f1forhelp.net for reliable service and a 10% discount for veterans and first responders.