Aaron & Amy

Dear Birth Mother,
Thank so much for taking the time to get to know us. We realize this is a most courageous and difficult decision you are making. We want to thank you for considering us as you plan for your baby’s future. It is also important for a child to know that they are loved. We will not only love your child unconditionally but also tell him or her of the strength and love that led you to make this decision so that he or she could have the best life possible. If we are chosen as parents of your child, You will always have a special place in our hearts and we will be forever grateful to you.

About Our Family
We have been happily married for 5 and a half years. However, we have been best friends for over twelve years. Our friendship began when Amy was managing a retail pharmacy school. We both had a desire to have 3 children. So we tried starting a family. After a few attempts resulting all in miscarriages, we decided to adopt. We adopted Montana when she was a newborn. Anabelle came along a short 15 months later.
They have been a joy to have in our life. Now we are just waiting to have the family completed.

We have a lot of love in our hearts to share with another child. Both Montana and Anabelle are thrilled to welcome another sibling in the family. We are thrilled to be given the opportunity to do this through the gift of adoption. We will provide your child with a happy, loving and safe environment in which to grow.

Aaron graduated from Florida State University and we try to attend at least one Seminole football game each season. We love to travel and see different parts of the world. We have toured our nation’s capital, Maryland’s inner harbor and explored old plantations homes and forts in tropical Barbados. We have taken a leisurely stroll through St. Martin’s prized butterfly farm.

Montana really enjoys dancing and excels in her ballet and tap class. Anabelle is waiting for her turn to start ballet class. They enjoy all the different seasons, Halloween for the costumes and pumpkins patches, Easter for visiting the bunny and Christmas for the presents of course.