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Welcoming Angel to our Family!

My son Beau is getting married.  He is marrying Angel.  We couldn't be happier!!!  A long time ago, a very wise person told me that when your son or daughter brings home the "one", remember they love that person.  For them to love him/her, this person has to be pretty special.  Look for the good.  Be positive and welcoming, because this is our future.

Angel is sweet, kind and funny!  Her heart is huge.  She loves Beau to the moon and back.  Angel is coming into our family twice!  The first time is Easter, where she will be received into the Catholic Church, our first family.  God has called her into faith and she joyously accepted.  She and Beau attended RCIA Classes and successfully completed them.  We couldn't be prouder.  They decided this.  They are doing this.  The celebration on Sunday will be very joyous!!!

Then Angel and Beau will be getting married and I will have a "daughter-in-love".  We love Angel.  She is part of our family and we are here to support them.  That is what you do!  Our door, arms and heart are always open.

All of Beau's sisters will be in the wedding.  All of Angel's family will be in the wedding.  We share so much.  Our love of Beau and Angel.  May God Bless this journey they are on.  May He Bless them and keep them in the fold of His heart.  And our many many thanks to God for bringing us our Angel.



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