Help Our Family Grow...

By Trishman Tribune -
We are so excited to play a part in the adoption miracle. We have been approved for adoption through LDS Family Services, and look forward to the opportunity of building our family. Please help spread the word about the adoption miracle - truly, it is a priceless gift and a selfless act by those involved.

Our Road
Robert T

There is a road less traveled,
A great poet observed of life.
It can lead to joy or heartache,
to victory or strife.

A road we do not plan to take,
or one we often see.
But we know when it's in front of us
It's where we need to be.

We found our road less traveled
After stumbling on another,
In our hopes and dreams to become
a father and a mother.

After pain most agonizing,
and many tears and prayers.
Our road had come into our view.
Our Father truly cares.

Our road is called adoption,
and it's truly about love.
For each and every child
is a gift from God above.

Each child deserves a loving home;
that's what we hope to give.
Somewhere to feel the love of God
Much more than a place to live.

We'd love to bring you in our home
To share our love with you
We'd love to bring you into our hearts
Forever to be true.

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Karene said…
I am praying for you guys!
December 15, 2009 at 11:05 AM
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