Guest Bricktop Posted February 16, 2007 Report Posted February 16, 2007 hi guys im trying to trace an old friend who i used to work with, there was a bunch of us who recently got back in touch but theres someone missing, ive tried freinds reunited etc and no joy so i thought its worth putting a post up here, never know worth a try...... Ok her name is/was Amy Jayes, she would now be about 28-31, at the time she was bout 5"4 slim with dark bob styled hair, we lost touch when she moved back up to that area in about 1995/96, all i can remeber that might help is that she was teaching at the time and had a bro called Neil, she was a gymnast at the time and started to tead primary school kids, she lived here in essex for a few years but moved and we all lost touch any leads whatsoever please post them or mail me, trying to get the old gang back together lol thanks guys
Guest Bricktop Posted February 18, 2007 Report Posted February 18, 2007 no im afraid not, never really knew much about her hometown/life, dont know what town in birmingham she was from either have tried frinds reunited and no luck on a search, there is someone that matches the details on genes reunited but i have to subscribe to send a msg, other riends are searchin all over the place and it works out really expensive if we subscribe to every website that does ppl searches, in the long run it'd be worth the money but initially if nothing turns up its just frustrating at the mo. thanks tho
orionmojo Posted February 18, 2007 Report Posted February 18, 2007 have you tried directory inquiries? you can say when you last knew her, etc and they'll give you a list on possible matches. my dad did it for a bloke he used to work for and needed some info from years ago. worked a treat.
Guest Bricktop Posted February 19, 2007 Report Posted February 19, 2007 not tried that, she could be married by now and her named wod of changed do u think it'd still be worth a try? wen u say directory enquiries, how wod i get in touch with them???? thanks
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