Melissa Louise Danilowicz was born on March 20, 1965. [1]
After the death of her birth father and her mother's remarriage, Melissa was adopted (about 1973, Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania) [2] by her stepfather Robert McNally. [3]
Melissa married Steven Lamar Yeager in 1984 [4] ; they welcomed their daughter, Denise Marie Yeager, in 1985. Steven and Melissa divorced in 2000.
↑ Noncertified Copy of Original Birth Record for Adoptees, Melissa Louise Danilowicz, 20 March 1965, State File Number 044503-1965, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Health Vital Records. Original non-certified document of original birth record in the files of Melissa McHale; note that for adoptees in Pennsylvania, the original certified copy of the birth certificate is placed in the adoption records and is sealed permanently.
↑ Personal recollection of adoption event timing, 9 February 2019, by Melissa McHale
↑ Birth certificate of Melissa Louise McNally, 20 March 1965, State File Number 044503-1965, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Health Vital Records, amended, indicates parents as Jackolyn Taylor and Robert McNally. Certified copy in the files of Melissa McHale.
↑ Marriage certificate for Steven L Yeager and Melissa Louise McNally, 12 May 1984, Instrument Number 198402049 (1984), Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, United States, Register and Recorder-supplied copy in the files of Melissa McHale.
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