The greatest gift of all!

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I found this Heart warming post written by Roth vogt. It realy made me realize just how small this world realy is. You never know what fate may throw your way, but with a good heart and a little luck any thing can happen. I hope those who read this post will go to ruths original to leave a comment. You can also use the embed code at the bottom to share the graphic that links to her original post. I hope that if you enjoyed this story, you will share it with others as I have done.

 

Original content by Ruth Vogt LMB100023827. NMLS257576.

As we find ourselves deep into the holiday season, we hear many stories of people less fortunate than some. So many worthy causes to give our time, money or even resourses to. Toys here, food there, money anywhere! But this is a story that I heard about, and then researched to get a few more details, and now I want to share the story with you. It's about giving the gift of love.

Terry and his wife (I am going to call them Mr & Mrs T) were entering the "empty nester" stage of life. Their children were grown and leaving home so they had started down sizing. They were a very religious couple who attended a church of their faith regularly.

There were two other families that also attended the same church. Both families opened their homes and hearts to children in need by providing foster care. One of the families had recently taken in a daughter that was 5 months. The other family had been asked to take a girl that was a little older, a toddler that was 18 months.

Both of these two little girls attended the same day care (to be honest I'm not sure if the day care was the one at the church or outside the church). It was because of the consistent reference of the 18 month old pointing and calling  the 5 month old "sissy" that the two foster parents found out they were, in fact, sisters who had been taken from their home at the same time. When processed through the system, they had been separated, each foster family unaware of the other child.

When Mr and Mrs T heard the story, they decided the two babies needed someone to get their young lives back on the right track and immediately started adoption procedures for both girls. They were expecting to receive these great gifts of love in January or February, but it turns out they will probably arrive just before Christmas.

Thank you, Mr and Mrs T, for giving these two girls the gift of love. You are truly an inspiration to us all!

We are joining in with a group to help by donating any gently used clothing or articles that might help this family prepare for their new arrivals. If you are interested in donating, or know someone that might be, please contact Jason Keith.

 

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Comments (2)

CJ Johnson
David Weekley Homes - San Antonio, TX
Sales Consultant - Build On Your Lot @ DWH

Cute post but OOPS I think you might want to edit the Heart Worming (which is what we do to our dogs) to Warming...Happy Holidays

Dec 11, 2010 11:20 AM
Steven Graham
epropertysites - Mountlake Terrace, WA
Coach, ePs, Director of Training

I was just doing that. Good eye CJ.

Dec 11, 2010 11:23 AM

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