Charles A & Jose
Race of child interested in adopting:
Any
Dear Birthmother
We want to begin by saying something deeply heartfelt: thank you. We may never fully understand the emotions and strength it takes to consider an adoption plan for your child, but please know we honor and respect the depth of love behind that decision. What you are contemplating is incredibly brave, selfless, and meaningful, and we are humbled by it.
If you choose us, your child will be welcomed into a home filled with unconditional love, laughter, and endless encouragement. We will raise them to be kind, curious, and confident in who they are. They will be taught to honor their roots, and your story—your love—will always be part of their journey. We promise to speak openly and honestly about the strength and courage it took for you to make this choice. If you're open to it, we'd love for you to help us tell that story.
Our path to adoption has been thoughtful and intentional. We didn't come to this decision quickly, but rather through years of reflection and preparation. We are ready now, with our hearts wide open, to embrace the honor and responsibility of parenting.
Thank you again, for your courage, your heart, and your willingness to consider us. You and your child will always have a special place in our hearts, no matter what path you choose.
Our Home
We live in a beautiful home in a lively, family-friendly neighborhood filled with children. Our spacious backyard and swimming pool are perfect for outdoor fun, and nearby parks offer plenty of space for sports and play. Just down the street, there's a small pond where kids can fish. One of the things we love most is seeing children outside riding bikes and playing year-round. Our home conveniently backs up to both the elementary school and middle school that our children will attend. We also enjoy spending time at our second home near the beach in Mexico, which we visit often.
Our Family
Our extended family is wonderfully diverse and spread out across several countries. Dominic is originally from El Salvador, where his parents still live. He has two sisters in the United States: one in Virginia with a son, and one in Texas with two daughters. Charles, who is from Chicago, has a sister in Wisconsin; she has four children, all currently living in Minnesota. Both of his parents have passed away.
Over the years, Dominic and Charles have lived in various cities throughout the U.S., as well as in Canada and Denmark. Our extended family is truly international, and despite the distance, we remain close. We often travel together and stay connected, cherishing the strong bond we share. The diversity of our backgrounds brings a rich, colorful texture to our lives, and we deeply value the experiences we've shared and the memories we continue to create together.
