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For the past few weeks I have been desperately looking for my father-in-law for my husband's sake. They have never met, and it may be possible that he doesn't even know that my husband exists. His name is John Atencio and he's in his 60's. He met my MIL in Teec Nos Pos, AZ. at a college that he taught at and that she attended(not sure the name of the college). He supposedly had children; twins named James and John. If my source of information is correct, John passed away as an infant or young child and James is in his 30's. The FIL is from Alamosa Colorado and is probably living in Albuquerque New Mexico or in close proximity.
I hope that I can get some help! I'm hoping to find both.
WOW. That first one really sounds like it's the right guy- Do you know if there is a listing of where he is currently living and a possible telephone number? Thanks a bunch!
Oh cool, I guess I need to put my glasses on! Does anybody know the proper way to go about calling/writing a person to find out if its the right one? I don't want to be embarrassed.. and I don't want to make him uneasy.. Ideas? Is it better to just call?
Ok. So I'm wondering if you could find me something else, Travelingal2. I need a DOB for the James M. Atencio.. Hubby says it should be in the same month as John Atencio's (or perhaps even a month's difference).. Can you get it?
Thank you! From the myspace pictures that Michelle has of her father-in-law (John Atencio), it looks like it may be him. My husband only has one picture of him to compare and there's definitely an age difference.. But so far so good!
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