Is it possible to find a former high School teacher?

Question:

I had a band director in High School that while i was attending...He ended up quitting because he had finished his college and became a court appointed attorney. I, unfortunately, got into some trouble at 17 and he was my attorney ironically enough. He not only got all charges dropped but also got my record completely erased and I immediately joined the service. This has been 22 years ago. I am now a corporate executive with a family of my own and very comfortable life. I wanted to thank him personally but my efforts to find him have been futile. Are former teachers records available for public view online? Or does anyone have any suggestions on how to find him?

Answer:
There are no public lists. Half of the teachers in America are below average (that's from the nature of averages) and they don't want former students lighting paper sacks of dog poop on their front porch, then ringing the doorbell and snickering from the bushes when the elderly gentleman stomps it out.

Go to
http://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-b...
and make sure he isn't dead. If he is on the list, he is dead for sure, but if he isn't on the list he may still be dead; some people don't get on the SSDI.

Give $1,000 to the school's scholarship fund in his name. Word will reach him or his family.

Write to the school. Someone there may know him. If so, they will be willing to forward a letter. They won't give you his address, for the reasons mentioned above.

Hire someone. Or get that thing online that finds people. My mom had that once...

Try Classmates
http://www.classmates.com
Free to join & he might be listed under your highschool. Also check out your school's messageboards. You don't need a paid membership to post and other alumni might know what he's up to.
Good luck on the search!

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