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Paul Kimball is an active musician, choir teacher, French Hornist and actor in Stockton, California. As a baby he lived in Foster Care, and was eventually adopted by a liberal Berkeley family in the 1960s. He is married to Doctor Dominee Muller-Kimball. They have two daughters, Ashley and Alyssa.
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Can an Adoptee find Happiness? Paul Kimball, an adoptee and musician, explores his feelings of abandonment as he reunites with his birth parents. After a brief reunion, he is rejected by his birth mother, a concert cellist. In despair, he finds his Armenian birth father whose first words to him were “Son, I love you.” Adoptees have unanswered questions and unfulfilled wishes. With whom do we belong? Can we find a sense of acceptance when our first experiences were of rejection and separation? Is there room for happiness?
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