Brian & Meg
Our Religion(s)
Christian - Catholic / Christian - Catholic
Race of child interested in adopting:
Any
Dear Birthmother
Dear Expectant Mother,
We hope that this letter finds you well, and that the journey that has led to you reading this letter has been a healthy and supportive one. We have been supporting you from afar without even knowing you. The strength that you have is incredible, and, we are sure, not always easy. We want you to know that your baby will be loved, given opportunities for great things in life, and, depending on your feelings, we would love for that to involve you as well, always. It is obviously an emotional process for all involved, and we are involved with our whole hearts. We are there for you, and for your baby first and foremost. We appreciate you taking the time to read about us, and we pray and hope the very best for you and your family.
Our Home
We have a wonderful community and a very quaint neighborhood where everyone looks out for each other. We all gather for holidays; there is an Easter Egg hunt, a Halloween Parade, Christmas Tree Lighting, and various other kid-directed events. That being said, we also have family and extended family that come to our house because we love to host and entertain when we all come together. The local schools are in demand, and there are several options throughout the community. We are close to many activities - farmer's markets, the zoo, sporting events, etc.
Our Family
Meg is the second of four children. She has an older brother, a younger brother, and a younger sister. Her mom was one of seven, and so she is one of 30 cousins. Great-Grandmother and Grandfather are also still around and excited to meet our additions to our family. Brian has one older brother, and two loving aunts and uncles. We have two nephews from Meg's side of the family, and a niece and nephew from Brian's side. We grew up on the same street, and are very lucky because our families have remained close and we celebrate holidays and special events together to this day.
