4/16/2012 · Steve Carter was adopted when he was four, but had questions about his past. He was stunned when he saw his picture on a missing person’s website after he.
4/29/2012 · Steven Carter, a 35-year-old software salesman, was adopted from a foster home in Honolulu, Hawaii, when he was 4 years old. In 2010, Carter browsed a missing children’s website, MissingKids.com …
4/26/2012 · Steve Carter, 35, was adopted at age 4 from an orphanage in Honolulu. It was only years later that the Philadelphia resident grew more curious about his own roots, 8/1/2019 · In 1980, Steve Carter Sr. was stationed in Oahu, Hawaii a U.S. Army officer. He went with his wife Pat, who planned on adopting a child during their time on the Hawaiian island. “It was love at first sight,” Pat said, upon meeting three-and-a-half-year-old Steve Jr. for the first time. This is how he was adopted .
4/27/2012 · Adopted at the age of four from an orphanage in Honolulu, Hawaii, 35-year-old Steve Carter said he recently became interested in learning more about his biological background. Though very happy with the life he had made with his adoptive family, Carter said that there were mysteries shrouding his past that had sparked his curiosity.
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11/8/2018 · The same happened with Steven Carter Jr. , when he started asking these questions as he grew older. But his story is much more complicated. The life he had before being adopted was not clear – his birth certificate was issued a month after his birth date which wasn’t even really known.
8/12/2016 · There were still some details that didn’t add up. Carter ‘s parents didn’t adopt him until he was four years old, and weren’t told anything about him being a missing child. Eventually, Carter learned that was because his biological mother, who had mental issues, gave him up for adoption .
6/28/2012 · MEDFORD LAKES—Residents Steve and Pat Carter’s life took a very sharp turn recently when their son, adopted 32 years ago, found himself on a missing children’s website. “The only background we had about him was what the mother provided to police: that her 6-month old son’s name was Tenzin Amea he was born on Jan. 16, 1977 and that the ethnicity of his (unnamed) father was.
6/17/2016 · While stationed with the Army in Hawaii in 1980, Steve and Pat Carter sought to adopt a child and met the 3 1/2-year-old, fair-haired boy. The Carters adopted him and named him William Steven Tenzin Carter .
8/20/2019 · Finding Steve. In 1980, Steve Carter Sr. was stationed in Oahu, Hawaii a U.S. Army officer. He went with his wife Pat, who planned on adopting a child during their time on the Hawaiian island. “It was love at first sight,” Pat said, upon meeting three-and-a-half-year-old Steve Jr. for the first time. This is how he was adopted .
