Merry Christmas - A CPS Christmas Carol On Trafficking Tiny Humans From Legally Kidnapped

May your Christmas be filled with the joy of hearing tiny humans screaming for their Mommies & Daddies because they were snatched by Child Protective Services.



T'is the season to traffic tiny humans...

Saturday, March 17, 2012

FreeMyBabies.............NOW

Your tax dollars.

This is what happens when you abide by the laws of the land. This is the arrest of Valid Medical Cannabis Patients in Butte County Ca. What you hear is the violent snatching of a 3 week old nursing newborn , Zeus, from the arms of his mother and the screaming in the background is that of Thor, his 15 month old brother. Parents Daisy Bram & Jayme Walsh were arrested on Sept. 29, 2011 by the Butte Interagency Narcotic Task Force (BINTF) and the innocent babies were "detained" and placed in a group home. These parents are now fighting CPS of Butte County to get their innocent babies back, a battle not easily won as the county stands to gain Several Thousand Dollars if these babies are Sold/Adopted out. PLEASE find us on facebook: FreeMy Babies, or parents-patients-rights, or find updates at http://www.freemybabies.org/

No update if parental rights were terminated or who bought the children.

It seems she lost the domain.

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Mark Wahlberg Performs A Yuletide Miracle On Vernor For The Hobos of Detroit

"Hobo Clothes" tent for "The Poors"
(always said with clinched teeth)

On December 6, 2019, picking my son up from Covenant House School, after busting the Special Needs Director's clever scheme to fraudulently billing Medicaid, I drove past a slow traffic jam on Vernor.

I had to take pictures because I could not believe my eyes!

Mark Wahlberg was performing a miracle on Vernor and had a tent for the Hobos of Detroit, to hand out clothing, that was probably so ugly that people only took it in hopes of finding something worthy to give to someone else in need.

Mark Walberg had a "Save the Savages", event with a Hobo Clothes tent in front of the school stolen by foreign invaders.

Praise the lord.

I wonder if he hired those two dumb chicks to put this together.


They handed out for food, cabbage, potatoes with boxes of processed federally corporate subsidized leftover crap with their cans of nasty crap that I bet they got in bulk by the pound from a DeVos USAFood for Life experimental data collection tax right off for their lovely children's trust funds.

How dare he refer to Detroiters, survivors of a foreign invasion as hobos.

One of Wahlberg crew enthusiastically hailed for me to come and get some "free food".

My son said to me, "No. We are not hobos."

He was so hurt, but then again, I am quite sure the Wahlbergs felt all warm and fuzzy for having the heart to interact with "The Poors" (always said with clinched teeth).

I am quite sure everyone bathed, quite luxuriously well in rose petalled water, after having to interact with "The Poors" (always said with clinched teeth.)

And, now, they will have lots of lovely photos to justify their tax write-offs as they sip custom whiskeys around the custom decorated christmas tree, spinning the bob about all the wonder things they did for the children of "The Poors" (always said with clinched teeth) on Vernor, in Detroit.

https://www.markwahlbergyouthfoundation.org/

The mission of the Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation is to improve the quality of life for inner city youth through a working partnership with other youth organizations. The Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation provides financial and community support to assist in making the dreams and ultimate potential of inner city youth become a reality.

I believe you need to revise your mission statement to properly reflect your Detroit activities by replacing "youth" with "hobos".

Whether or not this yuletide miracle on Vernor was a miracle of your youth foundation, I am repulsed.

You hurt my child and probably the other children on Vernor who witnessed your yuletide miracle.

We are victims of a foreign invasion, not hobos.

You need to apologize to the youth of Detroit and they do not want some crappy, plastic toys or a bag of cabbage and potatoes.

MWYF has raised and distributed over $10,000,000 to organizations across the country.

That sounds like a network.

Do you or your businesses own any real estate in Detroit and if you do, from whom did you get it?

Merry Christmas

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Santa & His Michigan Trafficking For Tiny Humans Christmas Operation

https://www.cfsm.org/

https://pdf.guidestar.org/PDF_Images/2016/381/358/2016-381358205-0e127364-9.pdf

Oh, how lovely!

Christmas child welfare propaganda cheer.

Child and Family Services of Michigan is playing Santa.

The only problem is that I just cannot figure out which one to thank.

CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES OF MICHIGAN, INC.

800870419
827044
3879 PACKARD ROAD
ANN ARBOR, MI 48108 USA
CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES OF MICHIGAN, INC.
800859990
825044
2157 UNIVERSITY PARK DRIVE
OKEMOS, MI 48864 USA
CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES OF MICHIGAN, INC., CAPITOL AREA
800865492
789298
4287 FIVE OAKS DR.
LANSING, MI 48911 USA
CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES OF MICHIGAN, INC., CAPITOL AREA, A MEMBER AGENCY OF CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES OF MICHIGAN
800865492
789298
4287 FIVE OAKS DR.
LANSING, MI 48911 USA
CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES OF MICHIGAN, INC., FLINT BRANCH
800867772
826044
202 EAST BLVD DRIVE
FLINT, MI 48503 USA
CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF MICHIGAN, INC., LIVINGSTON COUNTY BRANCH
800811846
716794
3075 E. GRAND RVIER
HOWELL, MI 48843 USA

It just makes me wonder what else Santa is delivering...

Merry Christmas!

Pilots play Santa, deliver gifts to Michigan foster kids

Waterford Township — The skies over Oakland County were busy Saturday with an estimated 250 flights by aircraft of all sizes taking off with gifts for foster children across Michigan.

"I learned this trick from Steve Fishman."

It’s called Operation Good Cheer, a unique charitable effort in its 48th year sponsored by the nonprofit Child and Family Services of Michigan.

Since 1971, more than 50,000 children — from infants to adults with disabilities — have received holiday presents with the help of 15,000 volunteers, including 250 pilots donating their time and aircraft to the effort. This year, they planned to reach 6,671 kids.

Volunteers with Operation Good Cheer prepare to load airplanes with 20,000 Christmas gifts to be delivered to more than 6,700 children and adults with special needs around Michigan. Volunteers at Oakland County International Airport will load the gifts into about 260 airplanes for delivery to 29 airports around the state.Buy Photo
Volunteers with Operation Good Cheer prepare to load airplanes with 20,000 Christmas gifts to be delivered to more than 6,700 children and adults with special needs around Michigan. Volunteers at Oakland County International Airport will load the gifts into about 260 airplanes for delivery to 29 airports around the state. (Photo: Max Ortiz, The Detroit News)

“I don’t think there is anything like it anywhere,” said Dean Greenblatt, co-chairman of the effort who is also on the Child and Family Services Board. “I’ve been involved for years and I have to tell you, it's addictive. I feel guilty that it makes me feel so good to be part of something like this.

Aaron Sedine gets help from his daughter Trista while loading his plane with Christmas gifts.Buy Photo
Aaron Sedine gets help from his daughter Trista while loading his plane with Christmas gifts. (Photo: Max Ortiz, The Detroit News)

"People aren't doing it because of a reaction to a tragic event," he said. "But because there is something good in people."

Greenblatt is a 53-year-old flight instructor and a Bloomfield Hills lawyer whose firm specializes in aviation law, business litigation and firearms rights.

He credits the late Constantine “Taki” Kortidis, a Ford engineer and flight instructor, with starting the program in 1971 with the purchase and personal delivery of gifts to 66 children.

Trisha Sedine and her sister Taya Sedine dressed as Mrs. Claus and Rudolph as they loaded a plane with Christmas gifts for delivery.Buy Photo
Trisha Sedine and her sister Taya Sedine dressed as Mrs. Claus and Rudolph as they loaded a plane with Christmas gifts for delivery. (Photo: Max Ortiz, The Detroit News)

“He thought a few gifts and greeting cards were not adequate to express the true spirit of the holidays,” said Greenblatt. “He went around Ford’s and talked of doing something bigger and people said ‘OK. Here’s some money, see what you can do.’

“He bought some gifts and contacted Child and Family Services, who asked him whether he could also deliver the gifts,” he said. “He had a plane and agreed to do it with stops at a couple airports.”


From that humble beginning, the one-man program — with the expanding help of volunteers, generous donors and corporate sponsors — has broadened over the past four decades to include flights to 29 airports throughout Michigan over a seven-hour period.

This year an estimated 20,313 wrapped gifts were sorted to destinations from a Pentastar Aviation hangar at Oakland International Airport, carefully loaded onto aircraft by volunteers and then flown to airports, where staff and volunteers from 83 participating local social service organizations were to transfer them on to children, most removed from their homes due to abuse, neglect or abandonment, organizers say.


Operation Good Cheer succeeds with the volunteer help of air-traffic controllers, truck drivers, pilots, ground-support staff: all people whose most valued commodity is the generosity to donate their time and ability to help safely time and stagger arrivals and departures in Waterford and across the state.

“This program would not be possible without the thousands of dedicated volunteers wanting to brighten a child’s Christmas,” said Sherry Brackenwagen, director of Child and Family Services.

The individual donors, volunteers, 271 donor groups and corporate sponsors are too lengthy to list but include:

— 31 trucking companies donating transportation services, including trucks and fuel.

— Numerous drivers donating time to transport gifts to the airport from 31 pickup locations.

— A collaboration of pilots using their own aircraft and fuel.

— Donated corporate jets and other aircraft.

And the planes aren’t stuffed with random, generic gifts. Through the public agencies, the recipients submitted “wish lists” of items, which were then purchased and wrapped by donors and volunteers and tagged with the first name of the child. Every child in the program receives at least three gifts, including toys, books, clothes, bikes and electronics.

Brad Pugh and his son Weston, 5,  load Christmas gifts into a twin-prop aircraft.Buy Photo
Brad Pugh and his son Weston, 5, load Christmas gifts into a twin-prop aircraft. (Photo: Max Ortiz, The Detroit News)

“We don’t have to solicit volunteers or go begging for the gifts,” said Greenblatt. “And we have pilots from around and outside Michigan wanting to donate their time. Florida. New York. Pennsylvania. Ohio. Flight instructors from four colleges and universities in Michigan.”

Aircraft range from small experimental planes with room for only a couple gifts to the World War II C-47 “Hairless Joe” that was to in from the Yankee Air Museum at Willow Run Airport.

Cody Welch, 67, of Linden planned to fly his 10th Operation Good Cheer mission. Welch, a retired Northwest Airlines pilot who now manages the Linden Airport, removes the seats out of his light twin-engine Beechcraft Baron to use every spare inch of the plane.

“There are a lot of smiles and a lot of joy,” said Welch, who in past years has flown to one airport and returned to Oakland International for a second assignment in the same day.

Welch, like others, never sees the children who will eventually unwrap the gifts. Their delivery accomplished, they might grab a coffee and doughnut, and fly home.

It’s not cheap. Welch figures it costs him about $130 an hour in fuel but says that’s not even a consideration.

Pilot Dick Lawrence gives a thumbs up — Santa style — as he prepares for take off.Buy Photo
Pilot Dick Lawrence gives a thumbs up — Santa style — as he prepares for take off. (Photo: Max Ortiz, The Detroit News)

Don Weaver, 59, of Midland has been flying since he was 16 years old. An engineer, he was a full-time aviation instructor for 18 years and manages aircraft for a shared ownership. He has been involved in Operation Good Cheer for 15 years.

The payoff of being St. Nick for a few hours? Priceless, he says.

“We’re all playing Santa,” said Weaver. “Flying over Michigan to make the holidays special for foster boys and girls. What could be more fun?

“It’s a cool way to do a charity program,” he said. “Flying across the state in less time than it could be done by truck. It’s like being Santa.”

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DOJ: Matt Schneider Talks About The Public Corruption Of The Foreign Invasion Of Santa Claus With Devin Scillian

Oh, Devin, my Dearest!

You know that I know that you know.

I used to watch you at the events.

I used to listen to you in Detroit and Hamtramck, before and after, you did your money shots with "The Elected Ones".

You were mean to my Sweetie.

So, since you know that I know you know, how about reporting it as an original source?

It is all public information, you know.

#sayhisname

"Love for Children"
Spirit of St. Nicholas Institute Award

Just think, Devin, you could tell us all about the child welfare propaganda industry, as it seems you are an expert, being recognized as such, receiving the 2016 Spirit of St. Nicholas Institute Award - "Love for Children."

You could tell us all about the true story of St. Nicholas, a man who would creep in the homes of tiny humans, in the middle of the night, and give the gift of children, for it just felt so, gloriously good.

Then, you could tell us all about your *russian/israeli/ukrainian* adventures and all the stops in between China to the Olympics.

Oh, and do not forget to tell us about the St. Nicholas Institute considering I really could not find much on it.

I bet those would be fun tales.

I bet you even run with "The Boys".

http://www.northpole-hq.com/st-nicholas.html

I did not realize Santa was a knight, but in Europe, everyone knows who he is.

He is the one who loves the children and the doweries.

https://www.stnicholascenter.org/pages/who-is-st-nicholas/

Nicholas was a fourth-century Bishop in Myra, a city in what is now Demre, Turkey. His most famous story is when he throws bags of gold through a window into a house where a poor man lives with his three daughters, Feast of St Nicholas December 6 Fr. Joseph Marquis is the founder and executive director of the St. Nicholas Institute. He has over 40 years of professional Santa Claus and St. Nicholas experience, is an Emmy Award winning Santa, and member of the Santa Claus Hall of Fame - Class of 2011, Santa Claus, Indiana. all of whom are too poor to have a dowry and therefore be ready for marriage. The gift from Nicholas allows the three girls to be wed and live happily with their husbands. There are many more stories and legends too numerous to mention here.

Then, Devin, you could tell us the tale of Santa being the patron saint of Child Protective Services, represented the ideology of the entire industry of trafficking tiny humans in the name of the tax exempt god.

This had lots of foundations about Santa and the residuals of the peculiar institution.

He fought for the predominance of Orthodoxy and took part in the First Ecumenical Council of Nicea. Especially well-known is his charity and love for children, he used his great wealth to relieve all who were in need: families, widows, orphans, and children. For this same purpose he founded, as Bishop, a poorhouse, hostelries, and a hospital. He was the personification of Christian love and affection.

 I found this book, Devin, to be quite intriguing.

And there is even a Network you could tell us about, Devin.


Global Catholic Network

This is my tale of Christmas.

Perhaps, Devin, you could do a children's book on how media never reports on the rapes, drugging, beatings, torture, suicides, and the other sophisticated financial fraud schemes going on in the industry of trafficking tiny humans, since you never covered it during your career, or even at those events, considering that you are an original source.

Oh, and lest I neglect to remind you that you could tell us the tale of the Children's Trust Fund, since you are from Kansas.

I look forward to your tale, Devin.

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DOJ: Merry Christmas from the U.S. Department of Justice - No Press Releases During The Great Government Shutdown Of 2018

What better way to go dark in a major, covert investigation than a federal government shutdown.

Merry Christmas from the U.S. Department of Justice.

Due to the lapse in appropriations, Department of Justice websites will not be regularly updated. The Department’s essential law enforcement and national security functions will continue. Please refer to the Department of Justice’s contingency plan for more information.

For updates, you can always check back with me.

Fiscal Year 2019 DOJ Contin... by on Scribd

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Merry CPS Christmas To You And Your Chattel

As always, our friends over at Legally Kidnapped would like to wish you and your chattel, a very, merry Christmas.

This is a true Christmas story and it eerily foreshadows the current political culture of those who claim there is a war on Christmas.

"If you are poor, CPS will take you away
and make you achieve your God-given potential."

December 13, 2001

The Friends of the Detroit Public Library, Inc.

5201 Woodward Avenue

Detroit, MI 48202

Dear Friends,

The 33^rd annual Noel Night at the Detroit Public Library brought back precious memories for me as a child, listening to the yuletide chamber music and the wonderful enthusiasm of the brought-to-life story book characters. Even the merriment of the Klezmer student ensemble was a wonderful treat for the children of Detroit to experience. Unfortunately, there was one thing I did not recall as a child: purchasing the right to sit on Santa’s lap.

This was my youngest son’s first time in his life to sit on Santa’s lap and tell him all the toys he wanted for Christmas. Needless to say, the excitement was overwhelming for him when the volunteer staff announced that Santa was ready to meet the children. My eldest son, 11, took his younger brother by the hand and quickly scurried to be the third persons in line to meet Santa. I stood, anxiously, at Santa’s side to hear my children’s Christmas desires and to perpetuate the belief of Ole Saint Nick.

My little boy jumped onto Santa’s lap with the most lighted eyes I have seen in quite some time. My oldest son stood by to make sure his brother did not fall off Santa’s lap. I hovered closely over the scene, so that I may enshrine it in my memories and pass on the stories to my grandchildren. Out of both their mouths were holiday greetings, but Santa responded, “Where’s your picture frame?” With dismissive smiles the boys were prepared to tell Santa what they wanted for Christmas when Santa pushed my youngest from his lap and told the boys that they had to have purchased a picture frame.

My oldest son stood there in shock. My youngest attempted to climb back up into Santa’s lap, only to be met with, “Get off, you did not buy a picture.” I do not ever think I will be able to put into words the pain I experienced ~ but I will try.

Close your eyes and imagine a six year old innocent, with blood red eyes from holding back his tears, tell his mother, “Santa is only for the rich people”. Continue seeing this moment in your soul by envisioning an 11 year old, who, instantaneously morphed into a young man, stoically vow to his mother, “I will never celebrate Christmas again.”

My duty as a mother and an analyst was to first, investigate. I was informed that the “Pictures with Santa” was a fundraising event and the purchase of pictures was mandatory to sit on Santa’s lap. I inquired as to why no one had stated anything prior to the children getting in line. I asked why there was no sign expressing this policy. I probed into the reasons behind the economic discrimination and why there was no alternative for parents who could not afford the 4 dollar fee (there was no notification that this was to be a donation and no receipts for tax purposes were provided). The replies were uniform: “Hey, we just volunteer, here.”

The purpose of this letter is to further research into the economic discrimination of the right to sit on Santa’s lap. I purport it was process of weeding the children of residents, who hail from the nation’s most impoverished major city, to ensure a seat in Santa’s lap for the children of prospective Detroit residents, who can contribute to the economic tax base of the city. I will set my alternative hypothesis as poor organization because no other organization did this.

Is this what The Friends of the Detroit Public Library consider to be “A vision for the future”, and “Laying the groundwork for the community”? I am, currently, not financially able “To join your circle of friends”, but I am able to offer my skills, knowledge, and abilities to consult for any future fundraising activities you will have. I would like to ensure the inclusiveness of Detroit, Public, and Library.

The Friends responded by sending two t-shirts, which were too small, and an honorary year-long membership to become a Friend of the Detroit Public Library, for whatever that meant.

Christmas is expensive and terribly painful if one is poor.

Instead of giving an empty holiday greeting or a plastic toy present which will break in a few hours, how about society gets together by giving the parents training and a job that pays a living wage, investment opportunities to start a business, access to quality and affordable housing, or simply creating the ability to feed a child healthy and nutritious food for the next year so they may finally be able to flourish in a productive learning environment?

How about stop snatching & selling kids for being poor.

Think twice before you attack someone who does not celebrate Christmas.

Merry Christmas

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Merry Christmas from Legally Kidnapped

As always, our friends over at Legally Kidnapped would like to wish you and your chattel, a very, merry Christmas.

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The Price Of Santa's Lap: The Real War On Christmas

This is a true Christmas story and it eerily foreshadowed the current political culture of those who claim there is a war on Christmas.

December 13, 2001

The Friends of the Detroit Public Library, Inc.

5201 Woodward Avenue

Detroit, MI 48202

Dear Friends,

The 33^rd annual Noel Night at the Detroit Public Library brought back precious memories for me as a child, listening to the yuletide chamber music and the wonderful enthusiasm of the brought-to-life story book characters. Even the merriment of the Klezmer student ensemble was a wonderful treat for the children of Detroit to experience. Unfortunately, there was one thing I did not recall as a child: purchasing the right to sit on Santa’s lap.

This was my youngest son’s first time in his life to sit on Santa’s lap and tell him all the toys he wanted for Christmas. Needless to say, the excitement was overwhelming for him when the volunteer staff announced that Santa was ready to meet the children. My eldest son, 11, took his younger brother by the hand and quickly scurried to be the third persons in line to meet Santa. I stood, anxiously, at Santa’s side to hear my children’s Christmas desires and to perpetuate the belief of Ole Saint Nick.

My little boy jumped onto Santa’s lap with the most lighted eyes I have seen in quite some time. My oldest son stood by to make sure his brother did not fall off Santa’s lap. I hovered closely over the scene, so that I may enshrine it in my memories and pass on the stories to my grandchildren. Out of both their mouths were holiday greetings, but Santa responded, “Where’s your picture frame?” With dismissive smiles the boys were prepared to tell Santa what they wanted for Christmas when Santa pushed my youngest from his lap and told the boys that they had to have purchased a picture frame.

My oldest son stood there in shock. My youngest attempted to climb back up into Santa’s lap, only to be met with, “Get off, you did not buy a picture.” I do not ever think I will be able to put into words the pain I experienced ~ but I will try.

Close your eyes and imagine a six year old innocent, with blood red eyes from holding back his tears, tell his mother, “Santa is only for the rich people”. Continue seeing this moment in your soul by envisioning an 11 year old, who, instantaneously morphed into a young man, stoically vow to his mother, “I will never celebrate Christmas again.”

My duty as a mother and an analyst was to first, investigate. I was informed that the “Pictures with Santa” was a fundraising event and the purchase of pictures was mandatory to sit on Santa’s lap. I inquired as to why no one had stated anything prior to the children getting in line. I asked why there was no sign expressing this policy. I probed into the reasons behind the economic discrimination and why there was no alternative for parents who could not afford the 4 dollar fee (there was no notification that this was to be a donation and no receipts for tax purposes were provided). The replies were uniform: “Hey, we just volunteer, here.”

The purpose of this letter is to further research into the economic discrimination of the right to sit on Santa’s lap. I purport it was process of weeding the children of residents, who hail from the nation’s most impoverished major city, to ensure a seat in Santa’s lap for the children of prospective Detroit residents, who can contribute to the economic tax base of the city. I will set my alternative hypothesis as poor organization because no other organization did this.

Is this what The Friends of the Detroit Public Library consider to be “A vision for the future”, and “Laying the groundwork for the community”? I am, currently, not financially able “To join your circle of friends”, but I am able to offer my skills, knowledge, and abilities to consult for any future fundraising activities you will have. I would like to ensure the inclusiveness of Detroit, Public, and Library.

The Friends responded by sending two t-shirts, which were too small, and an honorary year-long membership to become a Friend of the Detroit Public Library, for whatever that meant.

Christmas is expensive and terribly painful if one is poor.

Instead of giving an empty holiday greeting or a plastic toy present which will break in a few hours, how about society gets together by giving the parents training and a job that pays a living wage, investment opportunities to start a business, access to quality and affordable housing, or simply creating the ability to feed a child healthy and nutritious food for the next year so they may finally be able to flourish in a productive learning environment?

Think twice before you attack someone who does not celebrate Christmas.

Merry Christmas,

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Merry Christmas From Starbucks and Foster Care

Priorities of the season.

Girls and boys under 18 who are engaging in prostitution, are more than likely escaping the U.S. Child Welfare Foster Care System...

...And you're worried about a stupid red cup.

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Legally Kidnapped Daily Meditation 3: A CPS Christmas

Happy Hollies, Merry Jollies

The great holiday debate is a well written piece on what should technically be called, "The great idea with no plan of implementation."

Happy Holies, Merry Jollies.

For Noah

Noah Biorkman is a 5yr old boy who is in his last stages of neuroblastoma cancer after a 2 1/2 year battle. His family is celebrating Christmas NEXT WEEK (he is not expected to live much longer) and all he wants are Christmas cards. Lets try and see how many we can get to him from all over the world please.

His address is 1141 Fountain View Circle South Lyon MI 48178.