My name is John Thies and I'm not really good with social media and making a promise to y'all I will improve.

Someone may be friends with them.....google them.....Look into the social security death index and see if they've died, then check if probate has done for them, which would list heirs.....get their death certificate, which mentions an informant , who is usually a relative.....go to www.peoplesmart.com and see what their current address is.

I will be bothering all of you if I have any questions, lol.Also my social skills aren't that great so if any errors in grammar or any confusion, let me know please.

What about Social Security Disability if someone is in long term care on Medicaid?

I am new to REI and to social media in general but I know that to be successful I have to start networking, so here I am!

Even in interactions that should have been purely social or even when an officer was dealing with a customer it sometimes felt like the officer was interrogating the other person.

My inner social worker wants to tell them as soon as possible.

Social Science Education.

You need an attorney in the financial arena keeping up with new regulations, not really an RE type and certainly not one dealing in family law , traffic tickets and social security claims.Overall, good comments Dion, as usual

Now that everyone is on the internet, have you considered contacting people via Facebook, email, Linked In, G+, or one of the bazillion social media sites out there?