Kim & Jo
Our Religion(s)
None / None
Race of child interested in adopting:
Caucasian, Hispanic, Caucasian/Hispanic, Caucasian/African American, African American, African American/Hispanic
Dear Birthmother
Dear Expectant Mother,
We cannot begin to imagine the choice you are having to make, but we are exceptionally grateful that you would consider trusting us with your little one. We want you to know we won’t take this choice you’re making lightly.
If you choose us, we can promise your little one will know you love them, and they will know they are loved endlessly. We will gladly share updates, milestones, and pictures. They will be surrounded by love, laughter, hugs, family, adventures, and a life full of possibilities. Our support network is not just vast but diverse and will be able to give your little one all of the love, compassion, and safety possible. We truly appreciate you considering allowing us to grow our family.
With much gratitude, we are so excited to watch our family grow. Jacob, our son, has been so excited just talking about becoming a big brother. He is excited to show off his new sibling and teach them everything he can. They are sure to have many adventures.
We thank you from the very depths of our hearts.
Forever thankful,
Kim & Jo
Our Home
We live in a large, three-bedroom home located in the middle of a settled community. We bought the house a little over five years ago, and we fell in love with not just the space inside the house but also the size of the yard. The backyard is fenced in, which is perfect for not just kids but also our two dogs: a six-year-old mix named Woody and a two year-old Lab named Phoenix. Our son uses the backyard to ride his dirt bike, play with the dogs, and have the neighborhood kids visit to jump on the trampoline.
Our Family
Family and friend gatherings are a normal way of life for us. We love to travel together as a family as often as we can get away. One of our greatest joys is taking Jacob, our son, to visit family and friends and have them show us what makes their home city unique.
Joanna has a very large family on her mother’s side. Her grandmother was one of 13, so they were always around cousins, aunts, and uncles She was raised by a single mom with her sister. She is the oldest sibling of four. Her parents divorced when she was young, and her father remarried. Her dad has two children from his second marriage: Joanna’s half-sister and then a brother who was adopted as an infant.
Kim is the youngest of six, with one brother and four sisters. Her parents both come from large families. Her parents divorced when she was a teenager, and her dad has since remarried. Three of Kim’s siblings have kids, so she has multiple nieces and nephews. Holidays and summer vacations bring the family together for mini reunions every year. Recently, Kim has connected with her oldest sister, whom her mom placed for adoption right after birth. Her sister has shared many positive things about her life and is also grateful to expand her family after meeting all of us.
