Use the “big three” DNA companies, AncestryDNA, 23andMe and FamilyTreeDNA “Family Finder” and get your DNA into as many databases as you can afford. These are all autosomal DNA tests – don’t bother with MtDNA or Y-DNA tests for now. Take … Continue reading →
2017-2018 Forget Me Not Family Society Board of Directors: Marnie Tetz – President Bernadette Rymer – Vice President Gail Davies – Treasurer Dena Shea – Secretary Amy Newman Michael Hodgson Rian Martin Stephanie Collette Steve Ell The Annual General … Continue reading →
2017 Proposed Schedule – New West Support Group. (please check this site for updates or call since we sometimes get bumped by other library events) Meetings are generally held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month, i.e., January 27, 2017 February … Continue reading →
The Cloverdale support meeting is on the first Thursday of the month, from September to June. No meetings July and August.
Continue reading →We are happy to announce that Dena Shea has volunteered to run as a director for the next term, and brings some board experience to the table. We could still use more participation, so please contact us if you would also … Continue reading →
It was discussed and agreed at the AGM that the Forget Me Not Family Society be dissolved by January 31, 2017, under the following conditions: The next newsletter [AC 77] will explain the rationale for this decision, which includes that … Continue reading →
The New Westminster group meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, year-round. 2016 Proposed schedule (please check this site for updates since we sometimes get bumped by other library events) Jan 19 Feb 16 Mar 15 Apr 19 May 17 June … Continue reading →
“Ann Fessler was brilliant in all of her roles. You are to be commended for bringing the resources together for such a great experience. Thank you.” “I understood what mothers went through and how tough society was on them. Thoroughly … Continue reading →
Our report on the Third Annual UBC presentation is listed under “Resources”. Since our first UBC presentation in 2013 we have reached the hearts of 37 soon-to-be Social Workers–professionals who have and continue to play a pivotal role in adoption.
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