Class reunions. I’m sorry to admit it, but I’ve only attended one class reunion so far. I live in the town that I grew up in, stay in touch with friends, and honestly have had little interest in going to the class reunions. However, one my friends, Marie, recently attended hers and we talked about it.

Marie noticed that a lot of the “locals” didn’t attend. Yet, others made an effort to be there. Two people traveled by air, one person by train and the rest by personal vehicle. The out-of-towners were disappointed that the locals wouldn’t attend when all they had to do was show up–not travel for hours.

Marie and her classmates had fun looking through the old yearbooks. Little by little, because of existing friendships, they were able to note where most of their classmates are currently living, if they’re married, their jobs, etc. Out of a class of 150 people, nine have already passed away. Another nine or ten are seriously ill. That’s a wake up call!

There were easily twenty people whom no one had any information on. The postcards that were sent out regarding the class reunion were returned with “forwarding address unknown”. Marie said that she and her classmates were going to make a serious effort to find these twenty people and to see how they’re doing.

Marie asked how “I Still Remember You” works and I showed her the website. Hopefully in the near future she’ll begin posting searches. Wouldn’t it be awesome if she’s able to connect with a few of these missing classmates?

How about you? Who are you trying to connect with this summer? Is it a missing classmate from a class reunion? An acquaintance you’ve met at a wedding reception? A relative you’ve not seen in awhile? Let “I Still Remember You” help you with your search and make that connection.

Listen to your heart…

One of the best features about the site is being able to post a detailed contact. This will help you the most in trying to locate a childhood friend, a missing relative, an acquaintance, etc. The more contacts you post, and the more details provided for each contact, the better your chance of reconnecting with someone.

Haven’t posted a contact yet? It’s easy! Once you sign in, click on your account (upper right corner). Go to the toolbar and click on “contact”. It will then ask you for information: person’s name (even just first name), description of the person, where/when you last saw the person, a photo of the person if you have one, and a brief message for the person.

Once you click on the “submit” button at the end, a male or female icon will appear on the chrono-geographical timeline. If you indicated that you met the person on a moving vehicle (i.e. plane, boat), it will show an icon of that.

Many of our first-time visitors explore the chrono-geographical timeline. Just imagine how thrilling it would be if the person you’re searching for checks out the site, clicks on the icons for his/her location, and discovers you’re looking for them!!!

So, how about giving it a try? It’s simple, takes just a few minutes, and it could be the key of finding that person you’ve been trying to locate. If you have any questions regarding how to post a contact or anything else with the ‘I Still Remember You’ site, please let us know. Our goal is to help you become reconnected with those who are important to you. When that happens, we share in your excitement.

Listen to your heart…

The internet is awash with search engines and social network sites that can search for names but how can you find someone on the internet without knowing their name? It sounds impossible doesn’t it? Would it surprise you to learn that there are many thousands of people the world over trying to get back in touch with someone whose name or full name they don’t know? Well, it shouldn’t, don’t we all have these people in our past? It could be somebody that you struck up a friendship with many years ago on a long journey or at a holiday resort and whose contact details you have lost. It could be somebody from a school or a sports team or theatre group whose nickname you remember. The reality is that people move on, they marry and change their names, their nicknames and pet-names change too as they grow older but this does not alter the fact that you still remember them and they still remember you.

Visit I Still Remember You. This is a network that aims to reconnect people with one another. It works differently from other search sites and tools and you can use I Still Remember You to find people without knowing all or part of their names. It’s really simple to use, all you need is a time and a place. Here’s the technical bit, it uses a chrono-geographic search tool and interactive map which will allow you to create contacts to find someone you are looking for. You’ll know too if anyone is looking for you.

There is no doubt that we remember the impact that certain people have had on our lives for the rest of our lives, but now and then the finer details get lost along the way. Finding someone without knowing their name is not as daunting a task as you might think. What are you waiting for? Visit I Still Remember You and reconnect today.