The Nibbana Family » Friends http://www.nibbana.net Known as the only family celebrating Nibbana as a last name, Nibbana.net provides insight into the origin of the surname and a family perspective on life, raising children, technology and current events. Tue, 31 Jan 2012 22:41:05 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Long lost friends http://www.nibbana.net/long-lost-friends/ http://www.nibbana.net/long-lost-friends/#comments Thu, 20 Mar 2008 01:28:13 +0000 Charles http://www.nibbana.net/long-lost-friends/ I’ve managed to make contact with several friends I haven’t seen or spoken to in many years through the existence of this website. Coming from a military family and moving every 2-3 years throughout my childhood, the friendships I made growing up typically ended as soon as Uncle Sam gave us orders to relocate.

Whether it’s through growing apart, a new job or relocation, or simply moving to a new area, you find that people come and go througout your life. I’ve often wondered where some of the people that were significant in my life have ended up. So, through the power of the internet, I am going to try an experiment and see if I can find any of these long lost friends. I’m not talking about hiring an investigator, but simply posting a blog entry about each of these individuals including the timeframe and circumstances that we knew each other and hoping that a miracle, web search (or someone who knows them) will help us reconnect.

Where are they now?

  • Brian O’Conner
  • Sheri Lewis
  • Michele Bryden
  • Chris Ewing
  • James Wilson
  • James Murati
  • Florrie Metta
  • Steven Jones
  • Southall Lloyd

As I create individual posts I will link their names to each blog entry. Let’s hope I can find some (or all) of these long lost friends!

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