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Who? Me? - Reverse People Finder. Is someone looking for you?

Who? Me? is a Reverse People Finder website. A site where someone may be trying to find you. Is someone, somewhere, looking for you? Could an old, lost or missing friend be trying to find you? Is a bMother, sibling or bChild, from an adoption in the past, searching for you on the Internet? Is an old army buddy, or high school sweetheart trying to locate where you have moved to these days? Is your alma mater looking for you for a class reunion? If you are at all curious as to who could be looking for you and whether one or more of them may have posted a note to you here on our system, then enter some details on yourself and click 'Basic Search' just below. If you want to do a more complete search of our complete database of more than 24,000 posted notes, you can choose our "Search Wizard" or our "Power Search" forms. Searching is entirely free.
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 Susan Washington The SPOTLIGHT is on Scott's note to Susan Washington. Viewed 2962 times!
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 Melinda Phillips Click here to see John's note to Melinda Phillips note. Viewed 6248 times!
 Michael Lamb Click here to see Beth Brooks's note to Michael Lamb note. Viewed 5523 times!
 John Gwynne-Craig The SPOTLIGHT is on Pat Strickland's note to John Gwynne-Craig. Viewed 5461 times!
 James Williams Click here to see Wendi Dobbelaire's note to James Williams note. Viewed 5415 times!
 Douglas Baron Click here to see Jean-gabriel's note to Douglas Baron note. Viewed 5037 times!
 Jean Lundgren Click here to see Barney's note to Jean Lundgren note. Viewed 5125 times!
 Daniel Coleman Click here to see Janet Rose's note to Daniel Coleman note. Viewed 4142 times!
 Patricia True Click here to see Chuck's note to Patricia True note. Viewed 4182 times!
 Kathleen Dougherty The SPOTLIGHT is on Stephen (steve)'s note to Kathleen Dougherty. Viewed 3845 times!
 John Mattson Click here to see Carol Ann Mattson Kazmierczak's note to John Mattson note. Viewed 29876 times!
 Reginald Newlin Click here to see Diane Newlin's note to Reginald Newlin note. Viewed 5043 times!
 Kerry Greco Click here to see Dorothy E. Greco's note to Kerry Greco note. Viewed 5703 times!
 Ellen Kaplan The SPOTLIGHT is on David's note to Ellen Kaplan. Viewed 3536 times!
 William Trainor Click here to see Cynthia's note to William Trainor note. Viewed 5156 times!
 Alejandro Castillo Click here to see David Martinez's note to Alejandro Castillo note. Viewed 4663 times!
 Randall Aitken The SPOTLIGHT is on Aitken Or Kennedy's note to Randall Aitken. Viewed 5604 times!
 Alma Kilbride Click here to see Bree's note to Alma Kilbride note. Viewed 5393 times!
 Betty Chapman Click here to see Bonnie's note to Betty Chapman note. Viewed 3038 times!
 Michael Barnhart Click here to see Taegan Barnhart's note to Michael Barnhart note. Viewed 5106 times!
 Richard Webber Click here to see Jodi's note to Richard Webber note. Viewed 4119 times!
 Harry Fisher Click here to see B's note to Harry Fisher note. Viewed 4629 times!
 Richard Wagner Click here to see Milli Wingren's note to Richard Wagner note. Viewed 3000 times!
 Ralph Bender Click here to see Denise Burt's note to Ralph Bender note. Viewed 5290 times!
 Andre Maille Click here to see Perry's note to Andre Maille note. Viewed 2164 times!
 Melanie Rollins Click here to see Formerly- Adriana Gore 's note to Melanie Rollins note. Viewed 4966 times!
 Karen Whitlow Click here to see Jeff's note to Karen Whitlow note. Viewed 5794 times!
 Frankie Franklin Click here to see Jimmy Franklin's note to Frankie Franklin note. Viewed 4978 times!
 Diana Cobb Click here to see Bob And Ray's note to Diana Cobb note. Viewed 2570 times!
 Diana Goodwin Click here to see Bob & Ray's note to Diana Goodwin note. Viewed 1854 times!
 Steve King Click here to see Pj's note to Steve King note. Viewed 4864 times!
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Please.. Please.. bare with me here.. this site was designed and built back in 1996 (24 years ago) by one guy (me) using a text editor (PFEdit), PaintShop Pro (v4 & v5) and the HTML technology (v.2-4) of the day. Way back in 1996, there was just Perl & CGI running on Apache Web Servers. WYSIWYG Web design programs, Microsoft Active Server Pages (.asp), .Net, PHP, JavaScript, CSS, Wordpress, Drupal, Joomla, Ruby on Rails, MySQL database and a whole raft of other technologies did not exist yet.

So, I looked around and found a brand new (in 1996) emerging technology called 'WebBase(tm)'. WebBase was/is a fully integrated, top down, web scripting and server environment that included database and SMTP connectivity. Consequently, the whole site was build around and continues to run on WebBase(tm). WebBase was was/is a (a 16 bit program written in Smalltalk essentially by one guy, George Barilla (Arizona)). The typical monitor of the day was 800 pixels. Today this technology is woefully outdated and up against the newer sites, looks quite amateurish. But it would be just too expensive to rewrite this site using 2020 cutting edge technologies.

As long as the site continues to do the basic job it was designed to do, the site is going to remain as is for the time being. I would entertain offers to buy the site if there is anyone out there who wants a great google website page ranking (PR) and search listing placements ... If you want to see those newer technologies, please visit my other websites via InQuest LLC