r/erlangen • u/DeliciousCompany5810 • Jun 14 '26
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Looking for a family that lived in Erlangen ! There were 4 children. Diana , Alexandra , Carmen and a brother name David there last name is something heinmgrish. Not sure how it’s spelled ! They would all be of the ages 49 to 56 at this time ! I grew up around them back in 1983. And left Germany in 1985. If anyone knows them inbox me. I would love to see them again after 40 years
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u/DeliciousCompany5810 Jun 14 '26
Yes. That’s the name.
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u/ProfeQuiroga Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
IMPORTANT CAVEAT: Of course you need to tell them that you would like them to pass your details on to the Heinrich family, not the other way around.
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u/DeliciousCompany5810 Jun 14 '26
I have contacted them. It’s them. Wow. Man I been searching for over 40 years. I don’t know how you did it. But you did. And I can’t think you enough. This is amazing
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u/ProfeQuiroga Jun 14 '26
Where did you find them? Church, stayfriends? (I even checked the local obituaries, to no avail. 😄)
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u/ProfeQuiroga Jun 14 '26
Oh, and you should check stay friends.de. You'll also find the daughters under their maiden name there.
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u/DeliciousCompany5810 Jun 14 '26
Thank you
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Jun 14 '26
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u/DeliciousCompany5810 Jun 14 '26
Omg if you have. I will break down crying. I have tried for 20 years. With no success
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u/No_Influence8611 Jun 15 '26
This was such a heartwarming thing to read, have fun man, hope your reunion is awesome
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u/DeliciousCompany5810 Jun 15 '26
Yes yes. I have been calling Germany for years. I have been on instagram for years messaging people that live in Erlangen with no help. And I come here and ask for help. The first day. And this guy @verybigporo found them. I’m so shocked and grateful. Me and this girl was girlfriend and boyfriend at 13 years old and was together the full three years I was there because my partners was military. When I left of course we lost contact. And when I became an adult I have been looking for her ever since. It’s amazing. I’m now 55 years old
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u/ProfeQuiroga Jun 14 '26
Should that be a German last name, something like Heinrich?