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This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, MILAN KUNDICH who was born in New York on December 05, 1933 and passed away on December 10, 2006 at the age of 73. We will remember him forever.
This is the memorial website of my natural father. I just found out today, May 8, 2007 about an hour ago that he died.
When he was my father, before my mom divorced him and had me adopted by her second husband, my daddy was so loving towards me. He was extremely intelligent, athletic - he played college basketball, and majored in psychology. He went by the name "Marlo" - that was the name I always knew, but his legal first name was Milan.
He was completely railroaded when I was a little girl. I was adopted by another man, and he unjustly lost his parental rights. I have loved him all my life and got to see him in California in 1994, and he got to meet his grandchildren.
But with all of the lies I was told, and not knowing how to deal with it all, I deeply regret not keeping in touch with him. I have been trying to find him, and whoke up this morning CRYING out of nowhere, and began a frenzy search for him on the internet, calling so many places, when I came upon his death records on line in Los Angeles county.
He was a good man and he deserves to be remembered.
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YOU VISITED ME & TOOK MY WATCH OFF, I WAS THRILLED! / Barbara Rose, Ph.D. (First Daughter )
Daddy, I don't klnow if there is a way for you to see this, but I want you to know how ecstatic I was to wake up and as I always look at my (tightly secured leather band with three closures) watch to see what time it was - and THE WATCH WAS GONE...
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My Adoption Was a Travesty & Other Things / Barbara Rose, Ph.D. (First Child )
Well, here is where I can honestly share that my adoption by my mother's second husband never, ever should have been initiated to begin with. My mom let me know that her second husband "didn't want Marlo (Milan) in the picture" that was due...
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I Love You Daddy / Barbara Rose, Ph.D. (First Child )
Daddy, I am so sorry you are gone. You were a very loving father - my natural father, and I have always loved you. Thank you for giving me the love you did when I was small. Thank you for trying to see me, when people kept you away. I know it was not...
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