Can you help a Dutch teen find her Kiwi father?
Hi neighbours. Dutch teen Sterre Sterenborg, 19, is appealing for help finding her Kiwi father. Details are scant, but she knows his first name is Ross and his last name could be Eadie or Eady. Sterenborg's mother, Angela, met Ross in Galway, Ireland, in the late 1990s. Her mother worked at the hostel where her father stayed as a long-term guest while working in construction. They parted ways after a fight and Angela went to Amsterdam. Ross enjoyed playing the guitar, had three sisters and would be in his late 40s now. Do you know Sterenborg's father? Email harrison.christian@stuff.co.nz or put NFP in your post below if it is not for publication.
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