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Sep 12, 2009 - Makeevka, Ukraine - Pop star ELTON JOHN and his partner David Furnish are trying to adopt a Ukrainian boy named Lev whom they met when they both visited an orphanage for HIV-positive children in the town of Makeevka in Donetsk region of Ukraine. The singer told reporters in Ukraine that David Furnish has long wanted to adopt a child but that he was reluctant until he met Lev at an orphanage where many of the children's parents have died from AIDS. PICTURED: ELTON JOHN at a press conference in Makeevka. 12/09/2009

Sep 12, 2009 - Makeevka, Ukraine - Pop star ELTON JOHN and his partner David Furnish are trying to adopt a Ukrainian boy named Lev whom they met when they both visited an orphanage for HIV-positive children in the town of Makeevka in Donetsk region of Ukraine. The singer told reporters in Ukraine that David Furnish has long wanted to adopt a child but that he was reluctant until he met Lev at an orphanage where many of the children's parents have died from AIDS. PICTURED: ELTON JOHN at a press conference in Makeevka. 12/09/2009
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Sep 12, 2009 - Makeevka, Ukraine - Pop star ELTON JOHN and his partner David Furnish are trying to adopt a Ukrainian boy named Lev whom they met when they both visited an orphanage for HIV-positive children in the town of Makeevka in Donetsk region of Ukraine. The singer told reporters in Ukraine that David Furnish has long wanted to adopt a child but that he was reluctant until he met Lev at an orphanage where many of the children's parents have died from AIDS. PICTURED: ELTON JOHN at a press conference in Makeevka.
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