Makenzie Aquino
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Lisa Wingate:
I'm not sure if you still use this - but I just finished "Before We Were Yours" and I have a question I can not find the answer to. How are South Carolina and Memphis connected? How did May and Judy both end up in South Carolina?
Lisa Wingate
Makenzie,
Georgia Tann commonly mined connections among clients to widen her network of prospects -- synagogues, churches, social clubs, family relations, professional and political connections, as well as geographical areas where prospects might be cultivated at parties. Brochures and photos were passed around and/or newspaper ads were placed. As a result, several families who shared some connection might well end up getting placements around the same time.
Georgia Tann commonly mined connections among clients to widen her network of prospects -- synagogues, churches, social clubs, family relations, professional and political connections, as well as geographical areas where prospects might be cultivated at parties. Brochures and photos were passed around and/or newspaper ads were placed. As a result, several families who shared some connection might well end up getting placements around the same time.
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Lisa...Judy Stanford was named that by her adoptive parents, the Staffords. Since Avery Stafford is her grand daughter, it is assumed that Judy Stafford married at one point and had a son whose name was also Staffird. Did Judy marry a man with last name Stafford so she became Judy Stafford Stafford. I’m confused as to how Judy Stafford’s name carried over to her son??? Please clarify. I loved the book!
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Hi Lisa - I really enjoyed listening to this book on Audible. It is so sad this could actually happen to a family. It's horrible enough they're poor, but to rip them apart seems completely unreasonable. Not bad enough, some of them end up with horrific people at the Children's Home and are abused. Thank you for this absolutely well-written story. Do you know where your next book will take you?
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Jul 10, 2022 04:46PM · flag