Looking for my brother - Page 2

Lots of good ideas above. People will need some clues. Is Raymond retired? Do either he or his wife have a part time job?  Have you tried Facebook for any other family? Surely the younger generation will use it.

Have you visited in the past? Do you remember anything eg clues to beach or a pub or was it near Carrefour hyper market? Anything at all that may provide a clue. Did they live in a house or apartment? Was it in Torrevieja or the outskirts? Get your thinking cap on and tell us!

Hi 

Granny rose 

I've looked on face book none of them  are on it 

I've not been before they are retired they live in city and it is a house they live in 

I know the daughter  Candice used to work in Iceland 

Regards Norman 

Hi there,

Just a thought: how about ringing up Iceland and ask them if they can give you any information or get Candice to ring you? 

Not sure if this is the right one but I have this phone number for the Torrevieja branch.

+34 965706151

They will speak English so it will be easier for you.

Good luck.

Janice

Tell your girls to pop into Iceland at the bottom of the Avenue de Valencia. The staff are all either English, Scot’s or from N Ireland and will hopefully know Candice. ( such an unusual name should be easy to remember). Even a telephone call to Iceland could help. It’s now called Overseas company or something like that. Let’s hope you find your family. 

Hi 

Yes that's a thought the cab I'll give that a call 

Thanks norm 

Hi ja 

Yes I suppose it is unusual name 

I could ask them about staff and leave my contact 

Only thing about visiting Iceland my daughters ars back home now there good ideas 

Thank you norm

Send them an email.  They might ask for a small payment donation to help run the Spanish CAB organisation.  I found them very informative and helpful.  If your brother has a Spanish property you can also  write and contact a local notary office in Torrevieja - Do a Google search for notaries in the area ' Notaries in Torrevieja Spain'.  Also write to the government Spanish Ministry of Justice.  As an act of kindness they have all been very helpful and have given me lots of valuable advice and support.    

Hello 

Yes I might do that get in touch with notary give them a ring 

Thanks for advice

Hi 

I rang that number you gave me aand it's a Spanish recording 

Then goes off I rang it sat afternoon as well as evening in the week 

I'll Google the number and try again 

Thanks

I just rang the number from Spain, so without the prefix, at 6.15pm local time on Saturday afternoon, and I got through to Iceland’s, which is actually called Overseas Trading I believe, and an English person answered. I suppose it may depend on the time you ring them. 

Bear in mind the hour’s difference, which I’m sure you did, and that shops don’t open very early here! 

Good luck.