Thankful for living in the Friendly Village

With the holidays here, I have been thinking a lot about my life. I called an old friend I have known for over 35 years here in Fallbrook. His name is Tony Campbell; I ran into him this week. He does private investigations, surveillance, background checks nationwide as A/C Investigation.

When I was 5 years old, my mother left Fallbrook without her three children and I have only seen her twice since then. I was 10 the last time I saw her. I have thought about her throughout the years and have even tried on my own to locate her. With no luck.

Tony gave me his card. I called two days later. We met at his office on 127 Ivy Street in Fallbrook. We made some calls, all were disconnected. Tony called me back Sunday morning and said try this number. Linda my mom's sister-law answered. She told me my mom has always regretted leaving us. I got to talk to my mom. Got her address and sent her lots of photos of herself and my family.

So now it is time to heal and forgive and hope to make many memories together. Fallbrook will always be my home. I love this town and the many people who live and work here. Once again, thank you my friend Tony Campbell and I wish you luck with your business here in this little village we call The Friendly Village.

Kramer