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You are here: Home / News / Emotional moment gran, 73, reunites with long-lost brother after using LinkedIn to find him thanks to bowls tournament

Emotional moment gran, 73, reunites with long-lost brother after using LinkedIn to find him thanks to bowls tournament

28 June 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

THIS is the heartwarming moment a grandmother incredibly reunites with her long-lost brother after decades of searching. Gill Thompson, 73, found her half-brother Michael Bardsley on LinkedIn …Read More at Source

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