
Thank you so much for taking the time to view our profile. We are honored to share a glimpse into our lives and the loving, supportive home we hope to provide for your child. We are so excited to grow our family through adoption and welcome an opportunity to share a little about who we are and learn more about you.
About Chris
Occupation: Procurement Manager
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Biology
Favorite Shows: The Last of Us and Schitt’s Creek
Favorite Movies: Interstellar and Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Favorite Bands: Blink 182
Favorite Book: Enders Game
Favorite Holiday: Halloween
Hobbies: Painting board game miniatures, playing video games, running, hanging out with friends and watching college football
About Patty
Occupation: Buyer/Planner
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Liberal Arts & Social Sciences
Favorite Shows: New Girl and Schitt’s Creek
Favorite Movies: The Notebook and Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Favorite Band: Mumford and Sons
Favorite Book: The Nightingale
Favorite Holiday: Christmas
Hobbies: Taking walks, reading, listening to podcasts, getting coffee with girlfriends, going to the movie theater
| We Prefer a Child Who Is… | |
| Gender: | We have no preference for gender. |
| Race: | We have no preference for ethnicity. |
| Openness: | Open or Closed, Letters & Updates |
Why Adoption?
From the very beginning, adoption has always been our first choice, not due to any medical reason, but because we truly believe that it is the right path for us to start our family. We are open to welcoming a child of any race into our family and are committed to honoring and celebrating their unique cultural background. We understand that it is a significant decision, and we want you to know that we are committed to providing a loving and secure home for your child.
Our hearts are open, and we feel incredibly fortunate to have the full support of our family and friends as we take this step. They are as excited as we are about expanding our family and are ready to offer love and encouragement throughout this journey.
