Anne & Danielle
Our Religion(s)
Christian / Christian
Race of child interested in adopting:
Any
Dear Birthmother
Dear Expectant Mother,
We really appreciate your consideration of us as a suitable family to raise your baby. There are not enough words to completely express our gratitude for you and the path you’ve had to take to get to this point in your personal journey. We can only hope that as we move forward, we can continue on this path together. You are strong, sensitive, compassionate, caring, and, most of all, courageous. You are about to provide us with a life-changing gift we will cherish for the rest of our lives.
We are extremely delighted to be a part of this process with you and to be able to offer this child the greatest childhood possible, full of love, laughter, and happy memories. We promise to keep your child safe while also educating them about their culture and heritage. We will let the child express themselves as they see fit and nurture them to understand that our family is safe and secure, free from criticism and ridicule.
The gift you are considering giving us will make us eternally grateful. We have so much love to offer this child and are thrilled to embark on this adventure with you. We hope this alleviates any fears you may have, and we would be honored if you would include us in your adoption journey.
Forever thankful,
Anne and Danielle
About Us
Hey, our names are Anne and Danielle. We are a very outgoing couple who love to explore or do things around our house with our two beagles, Bentley and Kallie. In the warmer weather, we enjoy going up to North Georgia to go hiking or to the lakes as well as spending time with our friends and nephews. We recently purchased a camper to adventure to new places! We both enjoy a great game of cornhole on a warm summer day. Anne enjoys reading as a separate hobby, whereas Danielle is always cooking up something in the kitchen. Anne is a pharmacy technician and makes IV chemo treatments in an outpatient center. Danielle works for a warehouse company dealing with inventory for sales.
What Led Us To Adoption
The past few years, we both have struggled with fertility issues. This made us feel like this is not the right time for either of us to carry a child, so we started exploring adoption. With wanting to start a family and feeling ready to do so, we decided adopting was the best route to go. Anne has an adopted little sister, and even though she was young at the time and not a part of the process, adoption has always held a special place in her heart.
Our Home
We live in a very quiet cul-de-sac in Georgia, surrounded by a few families who have young children. We’re fortunate to live in one of the top school districts in the county. During the warmer months and summer, there are always festivals, parades, and activities going on downtown. During the holidays, they have Santa visits, movies in the parks, and a tree lighting! Our home is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom rancher on just under a half acre of land. We have two beagles: Bentley, who is turning four this year, and Kallie, who is turning two this year. They are very loving dogs and are amazing with children. They love to run around the yard and play with each other or any of their dog friends.
Our Family
We come from a very large family that has so much love to give. There are many aunts, uncles, and cousins on Danielle’s side of the family along with an aunt and sister on Anne’s side.
Traditions include anything from family get-togethers when back in our hometown to spending time together at the beach house in Delaware that Danielle grew up in. We both enjoy going to the family beach house every summer to enjoy the summer waves and sand in our toes. This is also a great time for us to reconnect with family and enjoy each other's company. We both have very close-knit families who enjoy each other's company whenever we can all get together.
Aside from our families in Pennsylvania, we also have what we call our “Georgia family.” This family is our support system in Georgia, and we have three nephews we like to call our own, including a set of identical twin boys.
