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Dr. Roy Holly in earlier years. OB-GYN clinic of Mt. Sinai Hospital. In 1987, that hospital merged with Good Samaritan Hospital, and they became Sinai Samaritan Medical Center. Aurora Health Care now owns the facility, and it is called Aurora Sinai Medical Center.
I have absolutely no information on my biological father. I do know that the Dr. Holly from Mt. Sinai in Milwaukee, WI is the one who conducted the artificial insemination. I am caucasian, 6'3, Green eyes, brown hair, 170 lbs, with a tan skin complexion. If anyone could help me with finding my biological father I would be forever in your debt.
The donor is Caucasian. Brown eyes and hair were requested. He was a medical student who donated for Sinai Samaritan Medical Center-Mt. Sinai Campus. The donations were not from a frozen bank. Roy G. Holly, M.D. received them at the OB-GYN clinic. They were given to me on November 4 and 6, 1987.
Looking for my biological father and any siblings. My mother was enseminated by Dr. Holly at Mt. Sinai around 3/81-4/81. I'm 5'9, heavier set, dark brown hair, brown eyes. My mother has passed away and this is all the information I have.
Married w/ 10 children. Wife signed him up for program. Has hayfever.
Described as "grizzly Adams" type.
conceived thru Rocky Mt. Cryobank via Mt. sinai.
2016 update: I found my donor two years ago through DNA testing! A modern medical miracle. I strongly encourage anyone serious about finding their donor to submit DNA to 23&me. Visit the site donorchildren.com for additional help and resources--that's where I got started. My donor is incredible and has fulfilled my wildest dreams. Now the search continues for siblings!
I was born in May 1980 (I am female), and I have a brother with the same donor born in April 1982. Mt. Sinai Medical Center in Milwaukee. A med student donated, like it sounds all or most of the donors were there. My mom said she chose someone tall with blue eyes and possibly a musician. She said she thought he had brown hair, but I myself have dirty blond hair, blue eyes, and freckles. Looking for siblings or the donor!
Mother received donation via Dr. Holly in Milwaukee, WI area. I don't know which facility or clinic. Could have been Mt. Sinai - that's the hospital where I was born.
I know that there is at least one donor sibling out there, who showed up as a match on my Ancestry DNA list as well.
Boy Scout leader, civil war documents, singing in choir, baseball fan, genealogy.
Donated prior to the use of donor numbers. Donated frequently (50 + donations) to Dr Roy Holly and occasionally Dr. Morry Sable. I was a favorite donor for some reason. DNA on Ancestry.com.
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