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Emma May Vilardi
Emma May Vilardi (née Sutton; June 23, 1922 – July 9, 1990)
Emma was born Emma May Sutton in Kansas City, Missouri in 1922 and died in Carson City, Nevada in 1990.
Emma authored ''Heritage and Legacy: Town of Kearney, New Jersey'' in 1967 and a booklet titled ''Handbook for the Search'' in 1973 which was originally distributed to members of ALMA Society and then later by TRIADOPTION® Publications. She also wrote a number of unpublished children’s stories.
==Early career==
In 1975, she founded the International Soundex Reunion Registry, Inc. (ISRR) as a free mutual consent registry serving adoptees, foster children and others separated from birth family. This registry was supported by Emma and her husband Tony for many years. They saved all the donations until they were able to purchase the first computer and then the building in Carson City, Nevada which housed the registry until 2007. Emma was survived by her husband, son Ed, sister Pat and many nieces, nephews and grandchildren. In addition, Emma served as a mentor to many, with her expertise in genealogy research utilized to assist persons seeking reunion with family from whom they had been separated. She served on the planning committees which created the American Adoption Congress (AAC) and was an original signer to the 1981 incorporation. She was also involved in and served on the advisory board of TRIADOPTION Library and other movement organizations.
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