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The Dallas Cowboys legend is a father to two daughters and two sons, one of whom has followed in his footsteps Myesha Irvin/ Instagram In addition to being a three-time Super Bowl champion, Michael ...

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Michael McDonald conceived a son when he was 14 years old and placed him up for adoption. His son, Michael Goessling, contacted the singer after discovering the identities of his half-brother and ...

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Nearly 60 years after he was placed for adoption, Michael Goessling discovered his biological father was the five-time Grammy winner KMOV St. Louis/YouTube Michael Goessling discovered five-time ...

Michael Goessling, a 59-year-old executive at a St. Louis distribution company, was adopted at birth and always wondered about his biological parents. Last year, he learned something surprising: His ...