Dear Expectant Mother, 

“She is mine in a way that she will never be hers, yet she is hers in a way that she will never be mine and so TOGETHER we are Motherhood.” 

Ava: “How much longer until we have a new baby?” 

Olivia: “Do you need any help from us?” 

Sara: “It can take some time.”

Ramona: “Our baby will find us, have faith, girls.”

Variations of this conversation have occurred in our house on an almost daily basis.  Our hearts are ready for another child and our hearts are ready for you.  We’re excited to create an adoption plan with you. 

Warmly, Sara, Ramona, Ava and Olivia

“6” is our number

We married in 2014, six months after we met (because when you know you have found the one, you don’t want to spend another second apart); we are in our sixth year of marriage; and we hope to become a family of six.  We own our business together and support each other in every aspect of life. While we are both independent and unique, we both agree that together we just do life better.  

Our family is our most prized possession, and we want to support another mother in her journey of motherhood. Adoption is how we have been called to expand our family. We already feel the love for you and your child growing in our hearts.

proud big sisters

ava (10)

“Dear Birth Mom, I think you should pick my family to raise your child because we will give your baby a lot of attention and a lot of love.”

olivia (9)

“It makes me really happy knowing that someday I could have a little brother or sister running around.  I’ve never had a little brother or sister. It’s nice to know that I can be there for somebody. It makes me feel like a hero.”  

home-is where they understand you

We just moved to our dream neighborhood. When we decided we were ready to expand our family we knew we needed a bigger home. Rather than trying to find the perfect house, we focused on finding the best neighborhood. We now live in a close-knit community where there are tree-lined streets, and no two houses look alike.  

always better together

Ramona has one older brother; he is married and has two young daughters.  We have heard it said cousins are our first friends and this definitely rings true in our family.  Although we lost Ramona’s father three years ago, Ramona’s mother lives close. She loves being a grandmother and enjoys spoiling her grandchildren.

Sara has one younger brother. He lives in Baltimore, Maryland, with his wife. Sara is close to her brother and his wife. Sara’s parents live in St. George, Utah. We speak to them often and usually visit several times a year.

What we love to do for fun!

We value experiences over material possessions and as a result, our focus is on shared experiences. Sara’s parents live in Utah, close to Zion National Park. We enjoy visiting the mountains and ski resorts in the Winter. In the Summer, we regularly head to the beach. 

We also support our girls’ passions. This past year Sara and Olivia went to NYC to see Broadway shows, as this is a shared passion for them. This past year Ramona and Ava were to head to Alaska (COVID postponed that trip) for an outdoor adventure, as this is their shared passion.  

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