Story out of New York:
Thirty years after taking her class, a woman in upstate New York has learned that her favorite teacher is also her biological sister.
Before Diane DiProspero Cook knew that Karen Cometa-Zempel was her older sister, she just thought of her as her favorite teacher at Bryant and Stratton College.
Both women were adopted into loving homes as infants. The two grew up 20 miles apart in upstate New York, but did not meet until DiProspero Cook walked into Cometa-Zempel's classroom in 1985. They only learned they were sisters last month.
The pair found out they were sisters after receiving a letter from the New York State Adoption Registry with each other's names. They had each reached out independently to the registry to find out a little more about their medical histories, they told ABC News. Cont. (Video/Autoplay)
Story from - ABC News
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