Fulton's have good news
We mentioned earlier that we have friends here visiting from our home church. They are in Zambia helping another couple, the Fultons, adopt two boys. Today they were allowed to take the boys from the orphanage to stay with them! They still have court and other paperwork to do but this is a day to celebrate. Our friends generally eat supper with us so the boys had their first American meal - pizza! Afterwards, Heather taught them how to play UNO and gave her first piano (keyboard) lessons. The boys are so excited to have a family after years of being orphaned. They are very polite and sweet-hearted boys.
posted by Keith and Linda Stranberg at 2:02 PM
3 Comments:
Stran Clan -
I met Chris and Mow 3 years ago when I first came to Zambia! I love those boys and it is so blessed to know they are in a Christ honoring home and will be given more than a chance! Praise be to our God. Please tell the Fulton's (and Lydia too if she is still there) that knowing Chris and Mow are going to get the love and care they deserve has warmed my heart and brouought tears to my eyes.
Please tell the boys Uncle Sam says hello and he misses them and is happy that God has given them wonderful parents! I miss you all. Tell Kelly, Alek, Olivia and Heather hello too!
Stran Clan -
I met Chris and Mow 3 years ago when I first came to Zambia! I love those boys and it is so blessed to know they are in a Christ honoring home and will be given more than a chance! Praise be to our God. Please tell the Fulton's (and Lydia too if she is still there) that knowing Chris and Mow are going to get the love and care they deserve has warmed my heart and brouought tears to my eyes.
Please tell the boys Uncle Sam says hello and he misses them and is happy that God has given them wonderful parents! I miss you all. Tell Kelly, Alek, Olivia and Heather hello too!
Congratulations to the Fultons!
BTW my mother is from Mt. Morris, her maiden name is Fulton, Fred was her father, my grandfather, any relation? I sure would like to know. I'm so happy for the children and for the two of you:)
My husband and I are in the process of adopting a two year old, it's our second adoption, and to think I'm in my early 50's tsk, tsk. I'm thrilled! God bless those who see a need and fill it.
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