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On Whitepages it says her name is Abe Sachiko Tasya (or Tasya Sachiko Abe - given name first) and she is in her 40s from Los Angeles, CA. She may go by the names: Tasya Vanree, Tasya van Ree, Tasya Sachiko Abe, Tasya Van Re. "Tasya" and "Sachiko" are given names. Sachiko is a Japanese female name. Tasya is a western name of Slavic origin. "Abe" is a Japanese surname of her mother. "Van Ree" is the surname of her father. On Unicourt it says Tasya Sackhiko Abe filed a petition to change her name on 03/07/2008. The decree changing name was made on 4/24/2008. -Artanisen (talk) 17:40, 18 May 2022 (UTC)Reply
