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Son is sought
10:10pm Tuesday 19th August 2008
THE FAMILY of Derek James William Smith are trying to track down his long lost son.
Naomi Smith said her father’s adopted son had called at the family home in Grafty Green, Kent, trying to trace him last month.
Naomi’s mother was so shocked she forgot to ask the man’s name. But it is believed he was from Swindon.
“All we know about him is that he was born in 1967. We don’t even know his name,” said Naomi.
“I’m his half-sister and we really want him to get back in touch.”
If you are Derek’s son, or think you might know him, email Naomi at naomys@hotmail.co.uk or call 01622 858 942.
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